Aurora Protocol

ok, that's more than enough of that. the humor is ok. the girls are cute, but the renders are sometimes... physics (especially bone structure) challenged. the story is passable I guess? but the humor is cringe. for all of the above I'd give it a 2.5 or 3. but most importantly, the opening credits have an age check AND an advertisement before you can start. later after a scene ends there's a different ad (for steam wish listing this time). then a little later there's another pause in the game for an ad requesting patronage. I get it. you need publicity and cash. this isn't how you get it (by repeatedly breaking any possible immersion). I'm giving it a 2 for effort. but I'm also deleting the title and not looking back.

Version 0.4 It is incredibly difficult to pull off the stunt of meshing two conflicting genres at odds with each other into one single visual novel. It's doable, but you better be damm good at story writing. Unfortunately for Aurora what we end up with is the equivalent of a poorly done Photoshopped photo with horrendous cropping and zero smoothing / blurring at the edges. Aurora Protocol smacks of a halfway house not-here-not-there AVN that tries to blend contemporary slice of life comedy with a dystopian dark cyberpunk action adventure. Story There are basically two plot lines here. One is a typical incest / harem in the house setup whereby MC has various slice of life moments sprinkled with comedy here and there with a bunch of LIs in a house. Progression is fast with usual porn logic scenarios leading to sex acts. The other though tells of a futuristic cyberpunk world that has suffered a Terminator style catastrophe with androids rebelling against humans. The city has fallen, Artemis Corp that makes these androids is besieged by robots while its founder is missing and thirty thousand in this city alone have died. MC and gang are trapped in an apartment building while the android war is ongoing. You can tell it isn't going to be easy to mesh these two yin and yang together. The developer seems to have no clue either, so his answer is to run the two separately and occasionally have the characters talk about the dire situation casually during harem slice of life interactions or forcefully introduce a clownish old man during action / thriller scenes of prowling the deserted cyberpunk streets to show there is comedy. Game Mechanic Visual novel with some choices that are mainly for rejecting LIs you don't wish to purse. Background / Character Renders Same problem as the dual conflicting genres. On one hand most of the story takes place within the apartment which looks exactly like a bright modern normal home, occasionally when the story takes place outside suddenly the background switches to a dark futuristic cyberpunk city. No consistency. The characters though are pretty well designed, better than stock assets from Daz3D but not very memorable. Most of them have realistic proptions though I do find the unnatural monster boob Olivia a distraction, but I suppose she's there to satisfy the giant tits mom kink. Character Development Nothing much to speak of. All the LIs all fall in love or have a secret crush on MC right from the start as expected from an incest / harem game. Your childhood friend Yushu meets you after a long absence, you have a rooftop dinner with her the next day and you fall in love and have sex. Your sisters are all secretly lusting for your cock and your bodyguard Aurora provides sex as part of her "job". MC is a tropey combination of honry teenager, brainless idiot and doormat Mr Nice Guy. Some of his responses during the rare instances where he goes out of the house into a dangerous dystopian cyberpunk environment are bordering mental retardation. Sex Scenes Very nicely done and certainly the star of Aurora. The dialogue is rich, there are lots of camera angles and a wide variety of poses and positions with good enough sound effects to enhance the mood. A word about the animations - there are a lot of animations per scene and the developer has a very unique style that emphasizes on the raw and primal nature of sex acts. This might not be to everyone's cup of tea as their excessive motions, amplified facial expressions and stretched orifices tend to loose consistency and realism. Overall I do like this unique stylistic Blender approach compared to the run of the mill realistic but boring and limited animations we see in most Daz3D games. But be forewarned it's a YMMV situation. BGM and Sound Effects Same incongruence and conflicting situation as the story. MC and gang are supposedly in a dire situation facing a berserk android massacre and takeover of their city. They are trapped in an apartment and low on food and what music do we have? You got it right - everyday slice of life urban tunes going on in the background while MC and the girls go around making jokes, having a great time with cheerful banter for good measure. Conclusion This developer has unique strengths in doing up sex scenes and the animation style though controversial, will probably also stand out and appeal to a significant number of players. However Sci-Fi story writing and comedy is not high up on his list of skills. IMHO it would have been much better if Aurora can stick to a simpler story that allows for lots of sex to showcase its strengths and avoid highly technical situations concerning plot lines and character development. All this mumbo jumbo over android wars, superpower potions, mysterious prophetic dreams simply don't go well with the chirpy horny teenager doing incest and casual harem sex everywhere anytime.

i0m not far into the game yet . but what i played it's enticing so far. good looking girls and a hot milf. the only thing i don't really like so far is MC face and his dumb expressions...that should be addressed by dev i hope, cuz it reeally mess with the serious vibe the story seems to have. i like sci-fi, dystopian, fantasy and apocalypse worlds. and this one is sci-fi for what i gathered so far, so keep up the good work and pls fix MC face and ridiculous expression soon.

**Das Aurora-Protokoll: Ein Meisterwerk der Spielewelt** Das Aurora-Protokoll überzeugt als ein sehr gut gemachtes Spiel, das sowohl durch seine fesselnde Geschichte als auch durch seine beeindruckende Grafik besticht. Von den ersten Momenten an wird man in eine spannende Welt hineingezogen, die mit interessant gestalteten Charakteren und überraschenden Wendungen aufwartet. Die Erzählweise ist durchdacht und lädt dazu ein, tiefer in das Geschehen einzutauchen. Die grafische Gestaltung ist ebenfalls erwähnenswert: Die detailreiche Umgebung und die lebendigen Animationen schaffen eine immersive Atmosphäre, die den Spielspaß erheblich steigert. Man merkt, dass viel Liebe zum Detail in die Entwicklung gesteckt wurde. Ein kleiner Wermutstropfen ist die deutsche Übersetzung, die an einigen Stellen kleine Fehler aufweist. Diese beeinträchtigen jedoch nicht das Gesamterlebnis und können leicht übersehen werden. Trotz dieser kleinen Kritikpunkte wäre es wünschenswert, wenn zukünftige Updates das Spiel weiter verbessern und eventuell auch die Übersetzung optimieren würden. Insgesamt ist das Aurora-Protokoll ein beeindruckendes Erlebnis, das für Fans von Story-basierten Spielen absolut empfehlenswert ist. **The Aurora Protocol: A Masterpiece of the Gaming World** The Aurora Protocol stands out as a superbly crafted game that captivates players with both its gripping story and impressive graphics. From the very first moments, you’re drawn into an exciting world filled with interestingly designed characters and surprising twists. The narrative style is well-crafted and invites you to dive deeper into the action. The graphic design is also worth mentioning: the detailed environments and lively animations create an immersive atmosphere that significantly enhances the gaming experience. It’s clear that a great deal of attention to detail went into the development. One minor drawback is the German translation, which contains a few small errors in some places. However, these do not detract from the overall experience and can easily be overlooked. Despite these minor criticisms, it would be desirable for future updates to further improve the game and possibly optimize the translation as well. Overall, The Aurora Protocol is an impressive experience that comes highly recommended for fans of story-driven games.

The game has great graphics the story is not some goofy bull. Doesn't take an hour of gameplay to get a spicy content. The animations are smooth and detailed. the models are attractive and not over the top for the most part. And its not the same style with a different face there seems to be some variety. I am look forward to the adventure

the game has quite the few nuances with the sci-fi and readily missing father figure but it does well with the renders and delivering the story to the person engaging in the game. Now while i love a good pump and dump type of playthrough knowing i can get friendzoned or friendzone females i dont like feels realistic and nice

Aurora Protocol [v0.4 Public] - 2/5 - Wasted Potential Spoiler: Note to developer It’s funny how some people can strike gold with basic tools, while others bring in premium equipment and still manage to excavate mud. The idea had potential, but the execution just isn’t good. The writing is weak and the story is full of plot holes. Characters make dumb decisions because the plot needs them to, not because it makes sense. Serious moments get ruined by random immature comedy, so the tone is all over the place. The facial expressions are way too exaggerated. Huge eyes, huge mouths, over-the-top reactions in scenes that are supposed to be tense. It makes everything feel unintentionally goofy. The animations aren’t great either. Some people hype them up, but they’re stiff and awkward a lot of the time, some lewd scenes hit the uncanny valley. Choices don’t seem to matter much, and some story turns make no sense at all. If you refuse someone’s help, why are they suddenly helping you anyway? It’s clear money is being spent on the development of this game, but budget doesn’t fix bad writing and story telling. While the Dev being confrontational both in game; and online to a simple review, doesn't make this game any better. Dev use your time on polishing your game. TL;DR: Bad writing, plot holes, messy tone, weak animations. I do not recommend. But play it maybe you will like it, I didn't.

Rev @ Aurora Protocol [v0.4 Public] Art's okay; boobs are fine but the faces and animations are potato-y and janky in spots. Writing is ... low-mid? The voice is strong, but it's strong in a tone I don't enjoy. Scenario's novel enough, but the narrative speeds along like a flock of meth-addicted greyhounds. Characterization feels spotty, the cast is Manic Pixie Dream Girl, Antagonistic Popular Girl, Totally Not Mom Girl, Childhood Friend Girl, Obligatory Yandere Girl, This Girl and That Girl. It's a bit one-note and when combined with the frenetic pacing it makes everybody come across as shallow. Except the MC; he is shallow. Also, pausing in the middle of proceedings to beg for ratings comes across as fragile. The main gripes I have with the porn are the dialog and the animations. As mentioned above, the animations look weird when people start sliding around in ways that The Motion of the Ocean can't justify. Maybe it's just my own values intruding, but everybody talks too much while fucking. Extra amusing when it's "pull out!" *click click* "okay maybe..." *click click* "do it inside!" like the pacing greyhounds are sharing whatever they're on. TLDR: Plug yer ears and watch the titties bounce.

I know its a work in progress but I like it so far. the graphics need some work. I am just finishing chapter 1. The story line so far is excellent. I am not very good at writing reviews or other things of this nature, so I am trying to figure out what to add to this.

Aurora Protocol [v0.4 Public] Nice looking models, decent and enjoyable enough story so far (even tho cliche much), writing with few orthographic and other little mistakes (nothing much, among of what I spotted), sympathetic girls, kinky and hot animations. Everything is good (few questionable moments, but I'll let it slide), but it's just prologue. It's only started, so it is quite short for now, only 1 release. But I'll be optimistic. You really should check this one out. Oh, and don't forget too follow/support dev, if you liked it. (ofc, if your IRL situation lets you)

Where Silicon Dreams Become Nightmares Story doesn't just invite you into its world—it infects you with it. From the moment you step through the chrome-plated gates of the Artimus estate, you're trapped in a labyrinth of corporate intrigue, existential dread, and electric intimacy that redefines what a narrative-driven experience can achieve. The premise is deceptively personal: you, a ward thrust into the gilded cage of a trillionaire's disappearance, surrounded by androids whose glitches feel increasingly... intentional. Blake Artimus, your would-be mentor and the phantom at the center of this storm, casts a long shadow even in absence. The writing excels at making his absence felt —through half-finished conversations, locked doors, and the creeping suspicion that his disappearance wasn't voluntary. When the stranger arrives at your door, the game shifts from slow-burn mystery to psychological thriller with devastating precision. What elevates story above its cyberpunk contemporaries is its commitment to uncanny horror. The Artimus androids don't malfunction in predictable ways—they develop habits . A housekeeping unit that pauses too long at your bedroom door. A security droid that quotes poetry it was never programmed to know. These aren't jump scares; they're existential tremors that make you question the nature of consciousness, servitude, and whether you're truly the protagonist of this story or merely another asset being managed. The dream sequences deserve special recognition. Story treats sleep not as a menu skip but as a parallel narrative layer where reality frays. Nightmares bleed into waking life with such seamless craft that you'll find yourself doubting dialogue choices, wondering if that tender moment with a love interest occurred or was manufactured by something wearing their face. It's a mechanic that transforms the "relationship sim" elements into genuine psychological stakes—trust becomes a resource more precious than credits. Speaking of relationships, the harem dynamics here are handled with surprising maturity. Potential partners aren't collectible trophies but trauma-bonded individuals equally trapped in Artimus's orbit. Each romance path intertwines with the central mystery, revealing different facets of Blake's legacy and your own obscured past. Whether pursuing the enigmatic lead engineer with her cybernetic secrets or the android butler wrestling with emergent emotions, every connection feels earned through vulnerability rather than gift-giving mini-games. The branching narrative structure ensures your choices resonate. Early decisions about how to treat "malfunctioning" androids return in devastating ways during the third act. The game remembers your cruelty, your compassion, your hesitation. Multiple endings range from corporate ascension to digital transcendence to horrifying assimilation, each feeling like the only logical conclusion to your specific journey. Visually, story drips with neo-noir atmosphere—rain-slicked megacity vistas viewed through floor-to-ceiling windows, the sterile warmth of smart-home lighting that never quite reaches the corners, the haunting beauty of synthetic eyes catching moonlight. The soundtrack pulses with analog synths that feel simultaneously retro and futuristic, like a memory of a future that never was. Story is a triumph of interactive storytelling. It understands that the best cyberpunk isn't about the technology—it's about the ghosts we bury beneath it, and what happens when they learn to code themselves back to life. Five stars. Would lose sleep to again. Some suggestions, the MC' family friend should just be referred to as Godfather. It makes things easier than just saying friend. Can the mc date Tom. Its not deal breaker just an ask?

Cooler storyline than I was expecting, with the characters being decently fleshed out (lol, yeah, in both senses of the word). Fun to play and good to look at. I especially like the sci-fi plot device which, while futuristic, is definitely becoming more relevant each day.

This game is just feels all over the place and way too rushed. Everything seems to happen for no reason and way too fast. Even when reading through all the text I have no idea what is going on. While the renders and animations are great, they are not enough to compensate for that.

0.4 - I wanted to like this more than I did. In a Blade-Runnerish world, handsome young MC finds himself tasked with protecting his (alas) adoptive family in a luxury apartment from androids gone to the dark side. The superhuman powers granted to him by a mysterious injection may or may not also be the source of a horse-cock with a distractingly mushroom-shaped head. For a wing(wo)man - in saving the world and seducing his family, although they seem to be the ones seducing him, half the time - he has the mysterious Aurora of the title. So far, so copybook in the porn-logic world of AVNs. Choices amount to do/don't act like an asshole to open/close the paths of the LIs with the explicit aim of creating a harem. It's all so inconsequential, whether knocking the heads off androids or getting hot and heavy with your not-sister. If you get on (or off) with futuristic AVNs, maybe this will do it for you, though there's no shortage of more sophisticated competition.

Nice renders and very interesting/attractive characters, scene animation quality is in the top 5% of the games around here. Don't care for the story so far but not bad, and it's the least important aspect in games like this for me personally, and it also can get better with time, and i prefer VNs instead of sandbox as long as it doesn't lack content. Speaking of which, needs more content/scenes, but lack there of is unnavoidable in early development. Very solid foundation was layed, and i see this way too often in F95, so i know how it's goes. What's gonna make or break this game or any other with this potential is frequency of updates and amount/quality of content in them. You can focus in either one or the other, but if you are lacking in both, people lose interest pretty fast.

This game is ok but can definitely get better. First of all the mc is kind of an imbecil, just does stupid things for no reason and women are into him despite that, so he either needs to be changed a bit or grow fast into not being that much of an idiot later on, it is hard to take him seriously . The best part of the game are the renders and animations, the women are hot and the dev wasn’t shy about giving them BIG assets, as a lover of huge boobs that certainly kept me going despite the previously mentioned limitations. I always welcome devs that dare to add those kinds of proportions be it tits, waist, asses, or whatever, because we can only have those women in these games, so why try and be realistic?. Same when it comes to the MC's huge dong, basically one of the only positive he has right now lmao Anyway, outside of their looks the women dont have much of a personality but that can be improved on later, so its not too bad. All in all, it has some things it can get better on but so far so good.

I don't like the MC that much, the comedy doesn't always land and the story is just ok. As usual with these kind of romance games all women are already in interested in the MC, for no real reason, but that's part of the genre so it is expected. Those are the negatives I can think of, the rest is pretty good, I love huge tits (and asses) and there's a LI that definitely delivers on that front, all others are also attractive and are ok as characters/personality, sex content is good, animations are solid, although hopefully with more kinks later on, like anal, rough sex, watersports and so on, I think this could very well be a great game if it keeps focusing on that, just building the relationships and sex of the MC with several hot chicks. And I hope he doesn't start adding separate routes for lesbianism or other shit like that, when a game starts deviating from what makes it good is when it starts to go to shit. Anyway: renders/graphics: 4.5 Characters/story: 4/5 Animations look great 4.5/5 Ok music 4/5, overall it looks like a great start. 4.5/5

[v0.4 Public] Ok the developer literally pulls you out of the narrative to persuade you to leave them a game review with a link to this very F95 thread, so I'm gonna do just that (ur welcum). Writing: Aurora, a complete stranger, shows up at their door claiming she was sent by the family's father, no proof no nothing, and our MC immediately let's her in without questioning and even lies to his foster family that he knows her for some reason. I won't go into detail, but let me tell you - she is acting VERY suspiciously the entire time. So unless this was done deliberately to showcase the protagonist as a gullible moron, I would urge the author to rewrite this segment. He also rushed two deadly androids head on to save a complete stranger. Very brave but suicidal. The slapstick comedy is not only often out of place but also repetitive. If you want to include it in your game - fine, but at least spice up the repertoire. MC acts all shy and polite around Aurora at first, not to mention he is a goofy dude overall, but the moment she offers him a blowjob, a switch flips in his head and he starts calling her "my little slut" and "throat whore" and himself as her "master". He was also being very bold and aggressive physically during intercourse. Kind of out of character for him to be honest. Gary scene in the elevator felt like a schizo fit, not sure why it's there. Edit: never mind, every scene with him is like that. I think the dev wants to make their own Stabby Mike with this one. All the power to them I guess, but I personally find it very cringe. All female characters are already in love with the MC by default, he doesn't have to do anything to achieve that, only say "yes" when they propose. You could argue that by the lore these women grew those feelings towards him over the years of being together, we just don't get to see that as an audience. But even complete strangers begin flirting with him almost immediately, which makes me question such logic. Hopefully I don't have to explain why this feels cheap and undeserved. Also right out of the gate they state their explicit consent to sharing him with other women which is just weird. Girls usually have to be convinced of polygamy, not be the ones convincing. I have many more misc. complaints about this novel's writing, but let's just say that it's not the strongest aspect of the game and move on. Choices: Choices are simple "+/- affection" with girls. Which is boring, because it offers virtually zero roleplay. There is one choice to either cooperate with the three letter agency lady or not, but it doesn't affect anything so far and we'll have to see the consequences of that in the later updates. Erotic content: Animations are pretty good, sometimes looking uncanny, but overall definitely above average across all DAZ/Blender games. You shouldn't loop anims that are dedicated to climax though, just make them stop at the last frame. Sex sfx are either completely absent or poorly implemented. Sex dialogue at times doesn't make sense. First Yushu says not to cum inside as she is "not ready to make that big of a step yet" , then literally 2 seconds later she goes: "should I let you do it ..... I'll leave it up to you daddy" Misc: Stop asking about my age every time I boot up the game, also move language selector to the settings Clicking on affection menu button also moves the dialogue further, when it really shouldn't. I do like the music, however some tracks, especially the ones with vocals and especially EDM can be distracting and don't really fit tonally. You can't even make them quiet enough without completely turning music off. Volume of regular sound effects (outside of sex) is too loud and can't be adjusted with any of sliders in the settings. MC's silly soyjak gaping mouth face gets tiring after a while, pls stop. Female models are very attractive and look incredibly cute when they blush. Big plus from me for facial expressions in general (except mc soyjak face ofc). I recommend adding text outline for those who prefer to play without a textbox. Conclusion: 3/5 for now, easy 4/5 is the dev fixes all technical issues, and a 5/5 only if they decide to rewrite half the script, but I doubt they would at this point. On a side note, this developer seems to be fairly hostile towards criticism/negative feedback, yet WANTS you to leave them a review, which is pretty strange to me. Yes, you've bought a bunch of assets and licensed a bunch of music, but if the end result is not satisfactory why should we care? Anyways, looks like you care at least, so good luck with the project, o algo. playtime: 1-2 hours

Most of the models are pretty cute. So it has that going for it, which is nice. The overall concept is interesting too. It's just too bad that it's turned into.... this. One of the very first things that stuck out to me is the absolute absurdity of the body measurements on these girls. Actually, the waist and hip measurements are at least close to realistic. But a 75" or 85" bust? What?! I actually thought those might be centimeter measurements at first - I mean, 85 cm is approximately 34", which wouldn't be too far off from a couple girls but then the other measurements would be nonsense. So which is right? And I'm really not even going to start on the physics of Olivia's tits. I just..... can't. And this Blake dude is like the richest guy on the planet? Sends some kind of private security to secure the building? But these children wander in and out at will without being seen? Like through the fucking side door? And this family only has enough food for barely 2 days? But they use a bunch of it for this rooftop date? And the private security won't go get more for this world's richest family? And what is with the animations? Everything looks terrible in the animations. Yushu literally looks like a blow-up doll when they're fucking. Nevermind this guy's weird, watered-down-cum faucet with the bright purple head. Just stop doing animations if they look like that. All I've got here is disappointment. Like I said, most of the models are pretty cute but the interactions are stupid. The animations are terrible looking. And everything beyond the initial premise just completely falls apart.

I like this Game. The Graphics and Animations are good and running smoothly. It would be great if the developer or someone else created an iPatch. That would fit the game better and be more exciting. Thanks.