Sunset Rose

Because of the developers previous work, I am disappointed by the lack of taboo and spicy plot. The renders are good but the models are ugly. Furthermore, the plot itself is not interesting. Hopefully, more characters will come in the future, but as of now, I am not interested in this game what so ever.

Extremely promising start. I don't think it's at all a cliche story so far. The two main LL interests are hot as fuck. It's the best new Avn I've played this year. Cannot wait for more. In the short term I would expect the score to remain low as the new game critics spam reviews (as it always goes) but by 0.5 or so we are going to have a very quality game. In terms of an amazing building block for a story that can take any turns it wants with an update. It is as promising a game you can find on f95 currently.

At best, Sunset Rose is average. Lewdlab is probably going to get the nostalgia crowd behind this, but what I played wasn't anything close to a 5-star effort. It would really be great if there were some sort of change to the review system on this forum. Far too many projects are rated with bias, and it doesn't help the AVN community's growth at all. It would be great if the "respected users" here led by example as well, versus focusing on generating memes for farming cheap likes. Sunset Rose opens up with one of the more cliché storylines that we all know and love, right? The cheating husband who neglects his smoking hot wife. This appears to be one of the main Li's in the story, the classic oversexed milf. Next, there's Daniela, whose apartment burns down and practically moves in with the MC, only to come off as highly inconsiderate as well as ungrateful. She became annoying to me fast. The MC started off well, but then things took a nosedive. He seemed well-balanced, but quickly became a pushover. Vaginal Sex is a requirement, apparently, these days, as some don't bother to try a new project without it. Because of this, I feel that Devs tend to cater to this crowd by enforcing cheap, random, lackluster sex scenes. Which is basically what the whole Pizza Girl scene accomplished for me. The story went from a visual novel to a sandbox style, a standard for this Dev. Wasn't much to do other than skip time to progress. The minigame was annoying, but it can still be salvaged as it gives you the restaurant worker's feel. The art and models are the selling point for Lewdlab, but the story so far is pretty average.

The game has three animations at the start with a delivery girl. And they only indirectly touch on vaginal movements... It's very hard to see. The camera angles aren't the best, although there's a photo on the wall that references Midnight Paradise—this game doesn't come close to the camera angles of Midnight Paradise (a fantastic game). Yes, there are beautiful models, and yes, there's a sandbox, but there are too many inserts, which is annoying. The models are beautiful, a cut above those in Midnight Paradise, but this is just the beginning. There are almost no sex animations. The camera angles are front, side, and rear (top down). There are no penetration animations. This is more of an erotic game than a porn game. Only fans of the developer themselves can give it a 5 out of 5. The game is too raw to warrant such a high rating, given its shortcomings. And no, I'm not judging the story; I'm not reading a newspaper. And I'm not judging the mechanics or the sandbox, which has a few buttons and isn't particularly user-friendly, unlike, say, Midnight Paradise, where everything is spot-on.

Despite the long wait, it really wasn't worth it. The content is very good and the story is very well-constructed, but I found it too short for such a long wait. They haven't released a game since last year, plus the hiatus, plus the delays. They ended up making one of the best games and have now set the bar very high for this installment. I liked it, but I repeat, there's very little content for such a long wait.

I liked the game in general, the characters are very beautiful and unique, each character has its own personality, and the music in the game is very pleasant, but I would have liked to have a bit more pleasant music. I also enjoyed reading the story, and I feel that the game has a good atmosphere, just like all the games in the first part. I am looking forward to what the game will be like in the future, and I wish the author success with the game.

In general, this game tries to do things right—the beginning is great and the graphics are impressive—but the plot fails to hold up over time. It suffers from the classic AVN trope of forcing explicit content into scenes where it feels completely out of place. It’s frustrating because creating tension is easy, yet the developer chose the lazy route with pointless scenes. The story eventually spirals into a typical cliché where the MC hooks up with half the world, making it just another forgettable title.