What in HELL is Bad?

I have been putting off playing this game for a while after a few friends told me it was basically AI slop, but the presentation looked so good that I finally gave it a shot. After playing for a bit, here is what I can say so far. Starting off, I actually liked how the game opens by matching you with a character based on your answers. It immediately gives off a dating sim vibe, which is what I originally assumed the game would be, but just with some NSFW elements mixed in. However, that initial impression didnt fully hold up. I was let down by how some of the characters clearly look AI generated, and not even in a polished way. Some of them are noticeably blurry or not up to par as some characters, and the same issue shows up in certain backgrounds too. After getting through the long introductory story/tutorial, you can expect to receive a lot of rewards from missions, daily pulls, and early progression which has helped me immensely. This gives you plenty of keys and resources for the gacha system, but it feels very demanding and heavily luck based (as most do). Most of the time youll end up pulling random characters you probably won’t use which is normal for most gacha games but its funny how the weakest characters are the ones that arent ai even if they are just a bunch of doodles. I also wanted to compare the Steam version to the Erolabs version, and the biggest difference I noticed right away was the contrast. The Steam version looks unusually dark, while the Erolabs version is brighter. Im not sure if this has always been this way since I havent seen anyone really mention it, but now that ive noticed it, its hard to ignore. Fixing that alone would be a huge improvement. As for the more 'adult' side of the game, most of the scenes come off as fairly static, very low effort images. While there are more interactive or 'animated' elements, those seem to be locked behind higher rarity characters and specific progression systems like the Secret Club, meaning you won’t even see most of that content unless you invest a lot of time into getting the right characters. Due to that the overall experience ends up feeling underwhelming than what the game initially suggests. On top of that, the game strongly pushes in game purchases, so if you’re a “free to play” player, youll definitely need to grind quite a bit to keep up. Despite these issues, I still think the game has potential. It’s fun, and even though my gacha luck has been pretty bad, finally pulling a S+ character and above makes it feel like all the effort paid off, which is something I really enjoy in games like this.