Personal Assistant: Blackheart Edition

Very sadistic and perverted game! Loved it...waiting for more scenes inside the dungeon. For those who like slaves destroyed and transformed into mere sexual objects to be used without restriction... this is the game!

I know what you're talking about. A game that kind of leave you a choice, but you won't progress further until you take the next step in a predetermined scenario. So the choice is limited to "when" and not to "what". I agree with you that it's not a choice. And the question "Will you be good or bad?" is a nonsense, while your only choice to play the game further is to be bad. There is another choice: don't play. I guess it's what I'll do, as I don't feel a sadist and feel mostly disgusted by such a content. Thanks for your review, it helped me.

(continuing) The game has a tone problem, while talking about dungeons, murder, torture etc, it also has silly and playful moments. Maybe the developer tries to please all kinds of players to earn more money. But the game will never reach its potential if it doesn't decide what kind of player it wants to please. For it to deliver what it promises, they would have to make several games in one, that is, double, triple, 4x, 5x, writing, images, animations. I don't think this game will ever be complete. However, I believe that players will be able to enjoy something in it. The images in general are good, animations are bad, the girls are hot (except his daughter who is goth and creep). You can change their age, but it doesn't change anything in the game.

I have conflicting feelings about this game. It has things that I like, but also things that disgust me and that I don't find sexually stimulating. Like murder, kidnapping, psychological terror, humiliation. The game gives you the option at the beginning of being a good boss who will only corrupt girls (having sex with you), but choosing to do so doesn't change the fact that he is a sadist and we are obliged to play with him like that, having evil thoughts and having fun with suffering, things we DON'T CHOOSE. Of course, you can choose not to do certain things, but it's still the same context and the same character. It has a problem found in other VNs like Bad Bobby Saga: it gives you options warning you that they are very important for the course of the game, but in the end you see that it's pure BS. The truth is that these options only affect about 3 scenes. This one still promises things I know they can't deliver.