Babysitter

Good story. Developer has a time plan. Finished within a month. Game has some minor graphical bugs. I dont mind. The visual novel got finished. That delivers a sense of satisfaction for the reader. Wether you like the plot or not. Its not a hassle to read it through. You dont have to wait for years to see any progress. You dont have to play the the game for 100 updates to see any advancement. You dont have to play the VN more than 3 times. Untill you get bored. Simple easy to understand and finished. You get what you (didnt) pay for.

It is quite interesting for a brief moment—until the visuals start wildly drifting across every conceivable art style again, and you lose the will to keep clicking through a succession of images ranging from bad to even worse. Any sensible decision initially presented inevitably leads to a "Game Over"; consequently, when you are forced to pursue the alternative path, you are essentially left with a choice between two evils. And—as is so often the case—making a choice results in a few altered screens, only for the narrative to immediately proceed with scenes that play out as if you had never made a choice at all. It makes no difference whether you play the role of the submissive or the obedient "pet"; the subsequent punishment scene remains exactly the same regardless. Ultimately, it warrants no more than two stars. The deductions are simply too significant—stemming from the inconsistent artwork and the unbalanced storyline.

there is nothing to comment on... another AI game without a script and logic. Now as for the graphics, yes, the AI has been upgraded quite a bit but in no way can it overcome the bad script. Very poorly made