Lilith Wants to Buy Your Soul

I will give a thumbs up to it, because i had fun and generally like the idea, but morally i feel like i should give it a dislike. (guess my soul isn't worth enough for "A home in Iowa" after all. Game "mechanics" spoilers ahead Fun little Visual Novel, no real choices to make, only HOW you make them. It had some disturbing/despicable things at it's core, but can also be seen as a little one-time(or however many you want, with a bit of curiosity) cheer up thing, but can also be the reverse, if you are a negative person. It's like worse and better DDLC. I don't care for DDLC much, but THIS game disgusts me in parts, altho i find it somewhat interesting in other parts. I had a fun 20 minutes, i liked the questions and what it made me think about, but by using tropes, restrictions and a "pick-me"(and drop) attitude the game seems to me like it just wants to appeal and nothing more. Shame, really The game is free, so even tho it appeals to you to like it in a few ways i don't necessarily approve of, i can close my eyes on those. Altho i really don't know if i should. It has this *parasocial* quality to it. And it doesn't help that the game imitates "real life" by not allowing a replay feature(unless you really want it by bypassing the block). I'm biased towards games that restrict it's use in any way, shape or form(I look at you, Gacha games), even tho i agree it might be an art-sy way to make the game more involved, i guess. There's also a possibility that the game tries to hide its simplicity and seem better than it is by not allowing you to replay it. Because at the end of day, it's not a piece of art, it's an entertainment piece of media with an anime girl, that has some unsavory underbelly in my opinion.