Yes, Master!

Yes, Master! represents itself as a visual novel. It has no choices to make and follows a linear path, which makes this a kinetic novel. I didn't care much for the characters. I got to the point of just clicking through some parts of the dialog, which contained some spelling/grammar errors, that broke what little immersion was present in the storyline and I wound up missing one achievement. After finishing the game, I started a new game to obtain the achievement I missed. Lewd scenes were okay, but the animations didn't really match with the audio. The character art was fantastic, in my humble opinion. The female characters were gorgeous and sexy. I didn't appreciate the shameless self-promotion with advertisements for other games of theirs. I experienced zero game crashes. Thank you to jademonkey for posting these comments, of which I completely agree. I copy-pasted his comments, since I noticed the same issues. "The game has no options for fullscreen. The volume is not adjustable. There is an auto save system but it never tells you when it saves and there is just the one save slot. Given the short length and the lack of reasons to save it wasn’t a big deal." I am not a connoisseur of visual novels, but this game was short enough to hold my attention long enough to play twice in order to obtain 100% achievement, as I mentioned earlier. It would have been nice to hear the characters speak their dialog instead of having to read it as displayed in the bubbles. I will admit that when I spoke silently, in my head, the dialog bubbles for Goren and Luci, I gave both characters their own accents. I do recommend this game, especially as an introduction to visual novels, in-general. Visual novel aficionados may be disappointed with this game, but I found it enjoyable and, because of it, I plan to try other visual novels.

no master

палец вверх только из-за цены... ее нет и это главное достоинство

I don't know how to play this gama so good, but i like to sponsor all small creators game! Succes!

Short adult VN to click through when bored or not enough time to play something more involved/longer. Takes about 20-30 minutes tops, depending on how fast you read. Careful clicking through text, as unlike RenPy games, this one uses Defold as the engine & I never figured out if you could re-read text you missed/skipped. As other reviews have noted, it is less a game than a novel. Art's great (some syntax errors in the text), story's OK, and doesn't overstay its welcome. It's also free, so what's not to like? Recommended for a quick session if you're short on time and are curious.

simple, visual novel with some point and click

Not a game really, linear story clicker, rather boring.