Didn't a garbage truck just dumped a pile of this already? Oh, wait... this one actually isn't visual novel.

Can't believe this appeared here.
But good thing i don't need to buy it on steam as i am interested in the game to wishlist it goes.

"Drain" mansion?
Down the drain it goes!

I have nothing against adult content in general, but this is just dumb.

No, it's a visual nightmare. That "succubi" moves more stiffly and robotically than C-3PO.

Again! LOL.

Already an 1/5 overall rating. LOL.

Maybe GOG should try to release some of the Dr. Seuss games here because some people here behave like they are part of the target group.

I tried, but the dang thing wouldn't go down the fittings!

Also, this just looks like a more of the same version of Mystic Knight Maya, which is a Name your own Price game on some other place.

I'll put it nicely: Bloom and pixel art have rarely been done together for a reason.

These characters kinda have a dumpy sort of look. I don't quite know how to phrase it, but the low framerate of the MC mixed with the (for the artstyle) detail level assumed here...feels like the priorities were wrong.

Oh well. Tosses it into the pile of baffling genre of platformers where the intended content is treated as "losing".

Here's a hint for GOG's staff: I thought this was going to be some interesting mystery/puzzle game about a flooded mansion. If you'd please, remember to remark that H-Games are adult in the header or title of the topic.

While I do agree that GOG should mark the game - just to prevent some legal troubles not because there's anything remotely dangerous about the game - I am wondering: isn't it possible anymore that this still would be "some interesting mystery/puzzle game about a flooded mansion" even though there's adult content in it as well?

Having considered what the game has presented by it's own game page?

No, I don't really think there's much a mystery nor aquatic frolics involved.

I get supporting indie developers but this is as basic as you can get.

Oh trust me i'm not supporting indies. Unless they are really good, which in 90% cases they aren't.

It's always something: unity analytics (this indie developers usually don't give a damn about spyware, mostly they don't even provide a clear EULA about it! someone should tell them this is illegal or pull a C&D), eternal early access with no intention to deliver a finished product, shovelware, low effort cash grabs etc.

I'll admit there are a few good ones, but mostly it's just garbage (literally played free fan projects that were better than what some of the indies are selling this days).

Honestly gog should just stick to their original mission that was good old games, emphasis on good and DRM-free! Instead of wasting effort on... well... this.

I really enjoy reading these "GOG should release only the games I like"-posts.

The selfishness is heartwarming.

I mean GOG could just put a ton of hidden object games on this website and they would be more worth it than some of this stuff.

No idea what you are looking at. The game has neither reviews nor ratings yet. The "overall ratings" sits at a default 3/5.

I think we haven't heard your opinion regarding the game yet.
It's easy to claim moral superiority if you never come out of the wood yourself.