Welcome to Moreytown

I wish I could write a neutral here. This game wasn't bad, but compared to most choose your own adventures, it's a bit short and could be seen as disappointing. I give it a thumbs up simply because I still personally enjoyed it. If you enjoy anthropomorphic characters, that'll probably be the thing that'd bring you to this, as you have a lot of species options. The plot itself seems intruiging, though it's a bit rushed in execution. The romance system, or lack thereof, is probably my biggest complaint, even though in many choose your own adventures romancing a character is as easy as not being a ♥♥♥♥ to them, deciding you like them, and they automatically requite your feelings, other games mask this better, drawing out your time with the character to make it feel more fleshed out and excusable that they just happen to feel the same way. This game pretty much made it so that as soon as I decided I was interested in the human reporter I saved from thugs, went to her apartment and flirted with her, I was quickly in her pants and got an acheivement for it, twice in fact, though that might have been a glitch. The premise is fairly decent, you have to investigate gang activity, a lunatic cult, and terrorism in a future where humans experimentation on animals has resulted in a future with sentient, anthropomorphic animals. This becomes an aspect of society with racial tension between humans and non-humans, as well as having a fleshed out exposition that shows how these anthropomorchic people, or "moreaus" live their day to day lives. The one thing I really felt rised above some other choose your own adventure games, despite the bad pacing, was the ending. My ending, without too much spoilers, made it apparent I could have made some other choices to bring a better outcome to Moreytown had I made better choices. It made the endgame at least feel like it was important, where a lot of games you can fool around the whole time and still get the best ending by clicking the obvious correct choices. Here I got a bittersweet ending, that didn't punish me too much for bad choices, but still made me feel like I could have done better, making me more curious as to where I made my mistakes. I'd recommend buying this game on sale if you like choose your own adventures and find the premise of anthropomic animals and humans living together in a world of high racial tensions, and measuring your moral choices in society fighting a cult threatening your neighborhood. If money is no object to you, however, or you have a lot of games you want to try out, I would pass on this game for something with more bang for your buck.

I really enjoyed this short CYA. And honestly hoped it would inspire more writing like it. As others have mentioned it is pretty short compared to most, but i dont feel like it failed in anyway to tell its story. I thinks the disappointment factor truely only exists because the reader wants more! And honestly thats not a bad thing. So rather than complain that this game was too short, Id rather take my opportunity with this review, to simply ask for more please.

It's the furry one but like, that's it? It's a thinly veiled racism story done with funny animals because that's the easiest way to do it. The only thing more lacking than the premise is the number of arguments people make about the Pinkies insult they have for humans. It's inoffensive to the point of being literally nothing. Just read Blacksad instead tbh.

第一遍通关，总觉得故事格局小了点，但是背景非常迷人哈。

It's very linear.

Nice story with an interesting plot. The choices do matter but don't expect the paths to fork much. The chapters will overrall remain the same with minor differences depending on your actions. Still a good time.

This game is wonderfur!

This game is a lot shorter than what I expected. It is worth the price I payed for the thing, albeit it was very cheap. It has the potential to be so much more, yet it was a brief story that one can fly through quickly. Once the main parts are read, it becomes even quicker to play as there are only so many choices and routes to go. The promise of joining a gang, sorry for any spoilers, happens very near the end of the game. From what I read, the same can probably be said for every other goal. If only a game like this had as much length and attention as The Lost Heir game and not be so brief. As inexpensive as it was, the first two The Lost Heir games have the same price tag. I had more fun and time with those than this game. The only reason I would even suggest this game if it were half the price. Sadly it is pricey compared to the content and length of some of the other games.

It's been a long time since I played this, but I was amused to discover I had the same playtime in this and Tyranny. I liked Tyranny, and I think I enjoyed this a little more for having spent 34 hours on each.

This story was actually pretty great. I do wish it would've been longer as there was a ton of un-tapped potential here. I actually really hope that there's a second one made. I give this story a 9/10.