After the Plague

I don't think I've encountered before a game so determined as this one to avoid interesting decisions and focus on repetitive grind instead. The game starts in a village with only three inhabitants besides the PC, and each NPC has only one interaction besides "go away." And you have to grind to get even those feeble responses. The only meaningful decisions the player can make here are whether to grind, grind, grind sex for food, or foraging for food in the forest, which gives the chance of a random encounter (three types of encounters, each with only one scene). Once one has grind, grind, grind, grinded to 20 food, the PC can leave the Village to get captured by bandits, which starts another grind, grind, grind. Again, no meaningful decisions here. I don't know when or if the bandit grind ever ends, because I quit the game at that point. All of the decidedly-not-medieval images are only a minor hindrance to immersion, but the dreadful Engrish is. There were entire sentences that were complete gibberish when machine translated into English. The game shows some effort in its implementation, so I can't give it only one star. But it's the worst game I have ever given two stars to. It seems deliberately unfun. I'd advise moving along and spending lifespan playing something that it interesting.

+ Nice medieval setting. + Lots of unusual events (but they are mostly not vanilla). + Despite the fact that the game is a sandbox, there are not 100 indicators, such as cleanliness, thirst, and the need to go to the toilet. - Grind! Lots of grinding! I hope the author will at least add a button with cheats. - The text of events can be described in more detail. Personally, I liked the game, but it's not for everyone.

Very solid, despite how early in development it is. A bit of a grind with a lack of variety in the minutia of the grind, but as far as html real-porn porn games go, it's stuffed full of content already. It's not buggy at all either, which is really impressive when compared to others of the genre. Unique premise, solid and believable setting. One of the best early releases I've seen of the type.

Keeping iin mind this is a very early alpha build there is a solid foundation for a good game. Yes it is grindy and can be difficult to learn the mechanics at first, but the creator seems active in the thread comments and is acknowledging the major issues. The world-building is nice, and the sandbox elements of meeting new NPCs are a fresh take on some other HTML games. The sex scenes are repetitive with button clicking but the developer has seen the feedback on that already. The GIFs themselves are high quality too. I have enjoyed what is there so far and I am looking forward to the continued development of this project

There is a lot of grind, but it's managable and there is sex/corruption progression with that so it's ok for the village part, later on it gets just stupid. There is quite a lot of tedium like having to manually eat every day (more screens to click through) or having limited actions every day (max 3) meaning out, doing something 2-3 times and going back home, eating and sleeping (more screens to click through). In order to get meditation pick roots and berries in the forrest until you meet a hermit, then you have to meet him again 10 (at 2 vitality) or 20 (at 2 vitality) times to unlock 3rd vitality point. Then in the city you need to grind 1000 gold (or 1500 if you also want a horse) to get to the last part, around 100 gold a day so 10-15 days of clicking through screens, after getting to around 500g I just cheated through the rest. The last part of the game was the worst, instead of getting a scene when having sex with named town NPCs there is a sex minigame where you have to just do 5 mini scenes every time clicking through 2 screens for the total of around 15 screens, then do it 20 more times to grind the affection meter. For one NPC. You can do that with 10 NPCs I think, but one was enough for me (I've cheated to bypass this bullshit) and there was no point doing it with others. If that minigame was replaced with a proper scene, grind cut in half and more content was added it would be a solid game, as of now I would not recommend it.

Annoying to play, falls into all of the expected pitfalls of an early HTML game. It's grindy requiring days upon days of monotony to fill up your learning meter with the hermit You need to eat and sleep every day to refill your vitality Your vitality doesn't fully regenerate with a day's sleep for some reason since your max is 3 and sleeping only gives 2 Events and game progression are locked to RNG requiring you to spend a good chunk of the early game doing nothing but eating and sleeping to progress. I legit thought that the game had almost zero content despite a nearly 2GB filesize until I realized that I just needed to forage in the forest and then sleep for 10 days straight for something to happen. Don't play it, at most just download the images and look at those because there's nothing else here worth the effort. The nicest thing I can say about it is that at least I'm only required to eat and sleep every day where many games would also require me to shower or take a piss on top of that.

The game is not typical, not vanilla, not a sandbox in our time, so many may not like it. Despite the pirate pictures, the visual component is well chosen, there is a small plot, a lot of events. One of the disadvantages is the need for farming. I sincerely wish the author success and all the best.)