Femme Fatality

i think this game has a lot of potential. the music and general aesthetic are amazing, and the main character is just cool. i especially like the background animations during the kills, especially because you really feel no remorse for those men. if youre interested in this kind of art/music and not so much in complex gameplay, then this might be for you. unfortunately the gameplay really leaves a lot to be desired. the main focus is managing heat and playing minigames. the minigames are fun, though definitely get repetitive, especially the ones based on a timer rather than ending when you finish a task. and this is assuming you even know how to play the minigames, with the often vague tutorials (which are in general were a large issue with my experience with this game) heat is about the only stat you need to pay attention to, as every other number either goes up on its own, or is completely trivial as you can max it out in the first 15 minutes of playing. stuff like answering emails and choosing methods get automated quickly, which almost removes those tabs entirely from the game once you get those upgrades. disregarding the aesthetics, the ui feels very cluttered. some menus have text overlapping itself, like the lore tab which seems to be formatted incorrectly. learning about the main character is one of the biggest draws of this game, but how information is given to you sometimes is disruptive. you get interrupted constantly with cutscenes early game, with one popping up after hitting a milestone in almost every stat. this leads to having a cutscene just about after every kill, which definitely slows down the game, and makes the learning process harder with the pure overload of information. maybe combining the cutscenes to be less frequent, but longer could work? even if i kind of ripped into the gameplay, i really really think theres something good here. you have such a complex main character that despite her glaring flaws, youll find some twisted way to relate to her, and an amazing style that youll always find something new in with each look. i feel like some of these issues (tutorials, ui, cutscenes) could be fixed without having to change too much of the game. i really do think theres something special here, so despite everything i still do recommend it.

I think this game was really unique, the whole premise is something I haven't played through before. It has quite a few things going for it: the menus are overwhelming (good & bad at times), the cutscenes are erratic and rapid fire random ♥♥♥♥ at your eyes, and the soundtrack is really ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ good. The dialogue and timing was what got me, I noticed a few errors in the english (not the biggest problem but still), and the indicators for when to push buttons on minigames were just a little off for me on the canon difficulty, actual explanations for all of the mechanics were present but felt a bit lackluster. For an indie game: bravo, this is some good stuff, but it's not my fave.

Certainly a unique experience

its peak

hashtag love this game so far, visually and its play style

♥♥♥♥ em. i walk tall and see the goodness of others. that's what i want. but everyone is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ chud these days.