AI2U: With You 'Til The End

Мне насрали в уши, иишка калл

I learned the hard way that I don't know how to talk to women

Best interaction capability as visual novel Tip: You can add * on both sides of a sentence in chat to indicate an action. This helps make roleplaying with NPCs feel more immersive or keep the game progress when NPCs are not doing what they say.(Standing still when they say "follow me" or something)

我是跟ai聊天能把ai气走的男人

WELL WORTH THE $15 ESPESSIALLY THE $25 BUNDLE WITH MISIDE!!! Each play though will be different than the last and you can edit each girls personality to better fit how you want to play through the world and get certain achievements. I hope the devs add more to the store and update this game with more worlds. I got this in early access and have had a lot of fun, the only things I don't like is using the mic to enter text (instead of just talking but I also understand its just to make sure what you say into your mic is what you want to say to the AI girl) and how you can't move while talking.

这款游戏挺不错的但AI做的不怎么生动，有好多互动没有和AI绑定比如看电影烹饪那些的，而且对话人机感也比较重，不过我对这款游戏期望还蛮大的，期待以后的正式版

if you're a lonely loser like me, I would def recommend a playthrough

I really wanted to like this game, but not being able to freely switch between levels is a deal-breaker for me. You have to unlock different endings and meet specific requirements to access later levels, and the rooms unlock sequentially. That means if you’re looking forward to one character in particular, you’re forced to play through the other rooms first. For a game that’s built around trying different strategies and having unique conversations, I expected more freedom. I think being able to choose levels freely, especially after completing one ending, would make the game much more enjoyable. Pros: ⟢ The art is pretty and the music is nice ⟢ The rooms change slightly each playthrough ⟢ You can genuinely get the AI on your side- it'll hand you codes, help you escape, or hang back and leave you alone Cons: ⟢ Cabinets open and close slowly, which gets old fast when you're searching a lot of them ⟢ The AI's trust is inconsistent: it'll let you look around, then in the next breath get suspicious that you're looking around, which breaks immersion ⟢ It sometimes points you the wrong way- I was told something was in a cabinet when it was actually in the oven, or that a code for something was "green onion" when it was a numerical code ⟢ The characters are thin on dialogue and backstory; even when you learn something about them, it's a sentence or two and mostly vague references ⟢ Having to re-earn the AI's trust every good run becomes a chore. The first time it's fun, but once you've already learned the secret objects and their likes, doing it all again- especially when the dialogue is mostly fluff- just feels like busywork ⟢ No way to save your own logs, which is a shame. Being able to keep a record of your runs would've added a lot. There were several times I cheesed through snooping around and convinced the AI we were going to a concert, but I couldn't copy the messages to share it It is a really fun take on escape rooms though, and makes them feel more lived in. I want to play it, so I hope in the future these features are improved upon