RecommendedSteam player
This is the Tomb Raider you always wanted.Show moreShow less
3.3 hours at review425 people found this helpful
Written during Early Access
Treasure of Nadia
The hunt for lost treasure and the island's mysteries give Treasure of Nadia its distinctive appeal. For a solo player drawn to that mix of exploration and encounters, $7.19 at 
GOG is an opportunity to start playing. Its Steam rating—92%% positive from 6,409 reviews—adds useful context, though whether the content suits you depends on your tastes. Treasure of Nadia has a release date of February 15, 2022, and this offer activates on DRM-Free.
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01About Treasure of Nadia
Explore an island, search for long-lost treasure, and uncover the ancient mysteries surrounding it. Treasure of Nadia combines this treasure hunt with encounters with women and building a harem. Steam player rating: 92%% positive from 6,409 reviews.
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Developer
NLT Media
Publisher
NLT Media
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$7.492023-10-11 · SteamBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
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| Simplified Chinese | Yes | Yes | — |
| English | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| French | Yes | Yes | — |
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Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-17
02Before you buy
Language and play mode
The Steam PC version is single-player. It has full English audio, with interface support for English, French, Italian, and Simplified Chinese.
Subtitle languages
Subtitles are supported in English, French, Italian, and Simplified Chinese on Steam PC.
03Frequently asked questions
What is Treasure of Nadia about?
You explore an island, search for long-lost treasure, and uncover its ancient mysteries.
What other activities does the description mention?
The description also mentions meeting women and building a harem.
Which platform do these details cover?
These details apply only to the Steam PC version.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
Not recommendedSteam player
So, the game is okay. I understand that the target audience is men but I'm writing from a female point of view so ladies if you're thinking of getting this just hear me out. Sex scenes are cool but it gets pretty tedious as the game goes on and I've found myself cringing at the amount that gets in the way when you're trying to do something. I get that its a sex game and although I love indulging myself with beautiful women it gets really annoying when you're making your way through the story. So annoying that I turned on the option to block nsfw scenes because at this point I just want to move on with the story and not waste time listening to the main character's porn grade dialogue. On the bright side the harem we have is filled with attractive women! :D ... ... ... Oh whats that? You want personality? Yeah, no. I can summarize all of their personalities in less than 2 sentences and the only purpose they serve is to get the main character's ♥♥♥♥ wet and make him out to be this "good guy" or "admirable treasure hunter" even though he's a bad person and overall dweeb. These women are meant to be "conquered", and again, I know that this game was specifically made for guys but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ the things that the men do in this game (the main character is included) makes me go yikes. Taking pictures of unsuspecting women, perpetuating sexual harassment, etc . Another thing that rubs me the wrong way is the way that some of these women were written. Idk about you guys but if someone was being a ♥♥♥♥♥ to me I would not feel inclined to be nice to them or even help them, especially in a competitive environment where money is on the line. If you like the chase then by all means chase to your heart's content but I'd rather choke than be nice to some of the women in the romance department. Good thing the game forces you to be nice to them :) The main character is unlikable, he's not cute or witty or even a decent person, he's an ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ who needs to stfu and think with his brain instead of his ♥♥♥♥, which is freakishly large. Red flag is that he doesn't play with the clit when doing vaginal so that should say something to you. Edit: He does play with their clits later on in game but damn, from what I remember he just kinda sticks it in and calls it a day. I got the game because it looked hot, and it is, but you have to turn your brain off and go through the motions of mission after mission before getting burnt out. I played for about 11 hrs total (?) and made it through a quarter of the game. I like the game, despite my grievances, but some of the characters are just so unlikable to me that I can't make myself play more than I already have and not get annoyed with some of the people who I'm meant to like. If you can ignore all of this, the animations for sex are pretty sexy and they even throw in a wide range of solo scenes, threesomes, and some girl on girl action. Its hot. The puzzles are fun too and I had fun grinding for treasure to renovate my house. I like the point and click interaction the game has going on for it and I appreciate the story line for being interesting and having multiple sub plots that you can pursue. Overall its an okay game that you can have fun with and get off on for some "self love".Show moreShow less
11.2 hours at review619 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
This game sets critical feminist theory back several decades and I'm here for it. You play some wimpy looking twink slinging an absurd slab of meat that flies in the face of the Geneva Conventions. I presume that's why you're in some banana republic where international law can't hold you accountable for your indiscriminate use of a weapon of mass destruction. Have you ever seen the movie "Porky's?" Of course not; you're a zoomer. If "Porky's" was a person, he'd be the protagonist. Peepin' on babes. Forced innuendo. His dong leads him through the world like a blind man's cane. He's obnoxious and full of himself, but occasionally he'll surprise you. Example. At one point he's like, "Yeah, I'm trying to bang you but you're also super smart and I bet if you apply yourself you'll show up your old man one day." Or there's this time he really upset his friend and he gives her a nice comforting hug — only to immediately ruin it by whispering, "YoU cAn CoME tO mE fOr SEx aDVIcE ANy tiMe aNd IT wiLL bE oUr liTTLe sEcrEt ;)". Did I mention that he wants to be a treasure hunter like his dad, Idaho Johnson? DOCTOR Idaho Johnson? Doc Johnson? Yeah, that’s the sorta game you’re playing. Along the way you meet your future harem. There are 12 of them. Some are more memorable than others. I’ll give you an introduction to a few. Alia: Alia is an entire sorority packed into a single person, complete with experimenting with girls and an inability to complete tasks more complicated than basic functions like breathing and blinking. Naomi’s daughter. Slender, dark-haired and olive-skinned. Naomi: Naomi is to chastity what the Spanish were to the Mesoamericans. Her entire character is summed up when she proudly proclaims “I want to share your ♥♥♥♥ with the world!” with the same energy Moses delivered the ten commandments from atop Mt. Sinai. Alia’s mom and Sam’s wife. Busty, mature, brown-skinned and dark-haired. Diana: Diana is what you imagine happened to Lara Craft when she got older. Or Angelina Jolie, for that matter. Your body isn’t what it used to be, your opportunities are drying up and your debts are being called in. Soon you find yourself doing things you never thought you’d do, like selling precious artifacts on the black market or marrying Brad Pitt. Comes in two flavors: librarian and jumanji expedition. Black hair, pale complexion and athletic proportions. Pricia: Pricia is a love letter to Asian culture. I knew that I was going to get a nuanced and thoughtful portrayal of the struggles of a first generation South East Asian attempting to assimilate to their host country the moment she said “NO HAPPY ENDING FOR BAD TIPPERS!” Looks like Connie Chung. It’s okay if you don’t know who that is - I’m old. Emily: Emily is an heiress to a vast fortune and like any rich kid she’s trying to crawl out of the shadow of her dad. She’s what would happen if Walter White was a hot chick who sold molly. She’s literally wearing the outfit from Brittany Spears “Hit Me Baby One More Time” music video. Sandy blonde hair in a cute perm, tight butt, small chest and white. The gentleman’s choice and the closest you'll come to the patricians choice of DFC + Wide Hips combo. Tasha: Tasha is what happens when you get tattoos while you’re drunk. And that drinking started at 13. And continued until your liver was on the verge of failure or were convicted of vehicular manslaughter. She’s what every biker wants before they settle for a haggard, middle-aged woman with more lines on her face than a topographical map of a canyon. She was probably super bummed when Live Journal stopped being a thing. Red head, tattoo’d, buxom… look, you know the type. Super tsun-tsun. Sam: You don't screw Sam - at least not physically. Sam spends every day of his life making Beef Jerky while his wife flagrantly has affairs with younger men. Sam worries about patching up holes so his family doesn't hurt themselves while the dashing young adventurer ♥♥♥♥♥ his daughter in the next room. Sam hates social functions; but Sam loves his family. The world has set upon this man every conceivable hardship and he endures for the sake of his adopted daughter. When this great wicked world is at last swallowed up by whatever eldritch horror emerges from the collective stain of our souls, Sam will be spared. Sam is an idyllic anthropomorphic representation of the Christian virtue of suffering in stoic silence. Sam is the indomitable will of the human spirit to survive. Sam is all of us. God bless you, Sam. There’s more. A lot more. You can tell the developer really loves MILFs. But thankfully there are some low-fat options, too. There’s a pretty good spread of fetishes on display here. Hotdogging, thigh-jobs, arm-pit jobs, anal, facesitting, oral, multiple partners, creampies, voyerism, exhibitionism, ♥♥♥♥ worship, mutual… you know what, this just sounds like an RP profile on Fur Affinity. There’s a lot to make you happy. Or unhappy. Or maybe you don’t feel anything because you’ve been playing porn games so long the dopamine receptors in your brain look like German harbors at the tail-end of WW2. The animations are very good. At first I thought they weren’t. They only consist of a couple frames. They’re not as smooth as some blender / sfm stuff out there - but they are detailed, and the girls rarely make faces or expressions that are alien or serve as nightmare fuel. Stuff looks suitably drippy. Breasts bounce. The girls look as good as this style of animation can - that is to say, that odd uncanny valley where everyone sort of looks like a barbie doll. But they're pretty! The SFX are a bit low-quality and what little voice acting is serviceable but not remarkable (Clare stands out as pretty good, as does Emily). My main complaint is that as the game goes on it becomes clear the girls suffer from homogeneity when it comes to their sexual identity. All of them are up for anal, girl-on-girl, ♥♥♥-swapping — they exhibit no strong likes or dislikes. The problem is further exascerbated when the sex dialogue all starts to bleed together and the girls feel like they're part of a hive-mind controlled by an AI algorithm that generates Brazzers scripts. Let’s talk about the game. You can spend a lot of hours on it. But make no mistake - it’s padded. There is a TON of backtracking. It’s a point and click adventure. Thankfully the dev appears to know you’re not here for the story and gives you a ‘Soul Crystal” that tells you what to do next. Mad-man logic only shows up in the optional Ancient Temple puzzles. ♥♥♥♥ those things. As you progress you can spend all the money you got from selling vital, ancient artifacts of a mysterious culture to the CEO of Hobby Lobby on upgrades to your house. Upgrading your house impresses babes. Impressing babes lets you get them into your bedroom to use collectible Karma Sutra pages, which are basically extra sex scenes that have no dialogue or context (appropriately called “Booty Calls”). It would be cool if there was some writing for these, but there isn’t. You find new equipment as you adventure. Most of them either let you get past obstructions or make the grind for treasure less painful. My advice is advance the story quickly as money becomes more plentiful later. Or just cheat. Look. I’m a simple man. I see booba; I like booba. As long as you’re here for “PLOT” and not plot, I think you’re going to like what’s here. Watching this guy conduct his love life is like bearing witness to a war crime - an endless stream of depravity and thoughtless self-indulgence that eventually consumes Cape Vedra whole. There comes a point where any loving God would blast the island to salt to save it from its own degeneracy; but He sits in silent inaction as the inhabitants tumble into a vortex of debauchery rivaling even the most blasphemous bacchanals of Pagan, blood-soaked Rome. It’s worth $15. Emily is best girl. I can’t stop busting.Show moreShow less
5.1 hours at review345 people found this helpful
Written during Early Access
Not recommendedSteam player
I don't wanna be horny anymore, I just wanna be happy.Show moreShow less
6.7 hours at review162 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
if indiana jones was directed by brazzersShow moreShow less
39.1 hours at review319 people found this helpful
Written during Early Access
Not recommendedSteam player
I feel like I could recommend the first 10 hours of the game, to be honest. But once you get past about the 40% mark, it felt like everything fell apart. The sex scenes start to feel rather plastic. Like watching those over-comercialized pornos on ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. There was less and less narrative motivation for the sex scenes as time went by, and yet there seemed to come more and more of said sex scenes, the porn actively getting in the way of the narrative. I wouldn't be surprised if people like that, but I want something that's a bit more intimate when I play a visual novel like this. Otherwise, I might as well go on ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. The sex scenes are very repetitive with the kinks involved, the kinks usually being "definitely not incest", "swallowing ♥♥♥", "facials", "anal" and that's generally speaking it. The few scenes that did include something a little more interesting were still fun to me, but there were so many of the repetitive scenes that I just couldn't get myself to complete the game. They grind the game's pacing to a halt. You can't skip kinks you're not comfortable with. I hate incest. I don't want to see it. It made me want to gag. And there's no way to avoid seeing it. The narrative meanders a lot. And the plot points are so poorly thought out. Like, 50% of the narrative progression comes from the protagonist telling people things he wasn't supposed to tell them. 20% of the narrative progression comes from a side character suddenly wanting to do something incredibly dangerous and stupid. That's PAINFUL to read. Then there's the whole "go into the jungle, go out of the jungle, go into the jungle, get gimmick a, b, c, craft this random thing, do this random thing" and eh. I kind of get why it's like this, making a great quest system is difficult, but combine this with the meandering narrative and it just gets dull. There's an in-game hint system, and to be frank, there's no way to beat the game without it. Unless you enjoy walking to 100 different locations and talking to every character in case that'll randomly progress the story. A lot of the above issues aren't that bad in the earlier portions of the game. The sex scenes aren't as over-the-top, as the protag still needs to 'earn the women's respect', which gives the sex scenes a lot more narrative weight when they do happen. There aren't as many sex scenes, for the same reason as before. The game meanders, but when it's sub 10 hours, I didn't mind the meandering as much, especially since there are some more gameplay-ish elements there to spend your time on (like digging for artifacts, solving puzzles, etc - all of which becomes optional later on as you just earn a lot passively as you complete the story). Worth mentioning: Do not take sex ed from this game. Just about nothing here is realistic. Pulling out isn't safe sex. Licking someone isn't proper lubrication. Women generally don't enjoy it up the back. Women don't squirt every time they ♥♥♥, etc. etc. It is a porn game, but still, in case there's anyone out there that believes anything they read in this game to be based on reality, here's a warning: It's not. Not even a little bit. So yeah. I can recommend getting this game for the first 10-15 hours. But I can't in good faith recommend the game as a whole.Show moreShow less
24.2 hours at review91 people found this helpful
Written during Early Access
RecommendedSteam player
This game taught me how to use a mouse with my left hand.Show moreShow less
6.3 hours at review235 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
It was a hard call with Treasure of Nadia, whether to give it a thumbs up or down. Had you asked me after I'd played only 5 hours, it would be an enthusiastic thumbs up. At that point it was humorous, fresh, and interesting. But after 26 hours and halfway through the game, it's a different story. The game's become a bit of a slog - areas blocked off until you progress further. Most useful things are a recipe that you have to find, and the game won't store the recipe for you until you have made it once at an altar (that is of course, not in town but in a cave in a jungle). You can buy instant access to the altar for crafting, for an exorbitant amount of money. The most mundane part (and the part I dislike the most) is the "where's Waldo" aspect of trying to find new bits & pieces to combine to progress the story. The Ancient Temple puzzles are also a bit annoying in that you can't back up each move to try again - you have to start from the beginning each time. Sex scenes are tame for the most part, animations are rather slow, and the variety with which you are given options with the girls are only now (halfway through the game) starting to open up. While that's appreciated, the constant need in each scene for a "money shot" (finishing outside whomever you are with) is also annoying - it's like the author had a fetish for that from porn movies and translated it into the game. So while I'd give the game a 50/50 recommended or not rating, I feel people really should be aware that a LARGE chunk of gameplay is just running around in confined areas, looking for hidden things, and/or following in-game instruction about what to do next. The "fun bits" are just too few and far between all of the slog. Some people might like that, but I'd rather have an enjoyable story, realistic and numerous encounters, and less of the where's Waldo aspects. To each their own: YMMV.Show moreShow less
26.4 hours at review68 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
Please follow United Critics for quality reviews Treasure of Nadia Review Treasure of Nadia is a NSFW exploration game that tells the story about a novice treasure hunter that has to solve the mystery of the death of his father on a small island with lots of treasure and beautiful women to seduce. Despite this game being a sequel to Lust Epidemic, you don’t need to play it to understand the story of this game, the “sequel thing” is limited to cameos and references. Be aware that the target audience for this game is straight males and people with stalker fetish. Questions you might have if you're interested in playing it: What is it exactly that you do in the game? This game is built in RPG engine or an engine similar to that. My point is that this game plays as an old school JRPG but without the RPG bits like turn based combat or the exp based level up system. You spend most of the game exploring, talking to NPCs, completing their fetch quests, remodeling your house and hunting for treasure. There is also a “love” system where you have to do favors or impress the female NPCs in order to unlock more scenes and outfits for them. Will it make my eyes bleed? It's fine. The models and the backgrounds are nothing special. The feminine models are detailed, have nice textures and don’t have uncanny faces, that is a big plus in my book. The NSFW animations are 2 or 3-second-long loops that are by far the best NSFW scenes that I have seen in a game so far, they are smooth, detailed and have amazing jiggle physics. Does it have a good story? For NSFW games, standards it’s “fine”. The characters are a bit bland for my taste but I don’t hate them, they are better than the ones on Lust Epidemic. The story is nothing great but I have to say that I enjoyed how the mystery ended, it’s not great but fun. Does it have a good soundtrack? It’s fine, the OST is neither annoying nor memorable or exciting. All that I can say is that it exists and I don’t have any problems with it. Again, it’s fine. Does it have replay value? This has more replay value than Lust epidemic. Besides the achievement hunting, there are side quests for the NPCs to unlock more NSFW scenes and skins. There is also the “remodeling” side of this game, even when you are not required to invest a lot of resources to complete the game, but for some reason I enjoyed that part of the game and you can get 4 hours out the game from that. Does it run well? It runs flawlessly. There is not much else to say. It’s a game that is not very demanding and I didn’t have any problems with it. Is it fun? It's fun. I have to admit that the main gameplay loop of this game gets repetitive really quickly, but the mini-games are strangely entertaining. Besides, the NSFW scenes are amazing! I think that your enjoyment of this game is going to depend on your tolerance for doing fetch quests, how annoying you think the characters are and how hot you think the NSFW parts of the game are. Is this game worth my hard earned money? It’s a good game that lasted me 10 hours and if wanted I could get another 5 doing all the side content. The NSFW bits of this game are great, the mini-games are fun but the main game is a bunch of fetch quests that get old really quick, I have to admit that the clue system really helps to alleviate this, but depends on who you are and if this is enough for you. It’s better than the previous game but I can understand if you find this game annoying. I think it’s a “wait for a sale” type of game. Rating: 7/10Show moreShow less
4.9 hours at review218 people found this helpful
Received for free
Not recommendedSteam player
An unsatisfying sequel to the excellent Lust Epidemic that suffers from excessive bloating. No uncensor patch necessary. By replacing (or editing) one file, you can customise your relationship with some of the gals, thereby making implied incest content explicit – although this does lead to a nag-prompt every time you save telling you the game has been modified. The game puts emphasis on all the least interesting elements of its predecessor, while watering down and neglecting all of the most interesting parts. The game is as linear as the first game in the franchise; but goes on for three times as long (well over 25 hours to complete the main story line, even more than that to get 100% completion), and features a town-wide free-roam map that is a constant reminder of the people and places you'd rather be engaging with - instead of the bland sewer-level / cave system the game keeps pulling you back to. The first game refused to remember clues you'd uncovered, forcing you to either use pencil-and-paper to keep track of the information, or else back-track to refresh your memory. This game forces you to back-track to double-check various recipe scrolls, because it didn't think to include the scrolls you've read in the chest by the crafting table; only the recipes you've *already crafted*. Making it a waste of resources. Oh yes, the game adds a resource grind for no good reason, by the way. The plotting is overbearing and drags on far too long Lust Epidemic was, essentially, a story about the horny protagonist stumbling across a sex-drug that he uses to make all his most depraved fantasies come true. The murder-mystery and supernatural elements really just served as set-dressing to pace this out and add a pressure-cooker environment and framework in which to explore the erotic characterisations and interpersonal relationships. This game thinks you care about the protagonist's fraught relationship with his formerly estranged, now dead, father. So much so you even speak to his ghost during the climax. Half-succubus's demon cult? Big part of the plotting, tiny part of the game, and no conclusion present because it exists only to setup the third game in the franchise. Way too much of this game's plotting is disposable, repetitive, and eminently skippable. The sub-Indiana Jones story is constantly pulling you away from the interesting people and locations, making it impossible to give any consistent attention to the best gal(s). This is particularly damning, given that its expanded cast of gals already harms the game's pacing and thus ability to properly afford any given gal a satisfying amount of spotlighting. Even the game's big climatic orgy scenes are so bloated by the large cast size that they're just a monument to how impossible it is for most of the gals to get in on the action at any given moment - so you just end up skipping through meaningless ridiculous position after position completely alienated from what you're presented with. It suffers from The Force Awakens syndrome – The game feels less like a sequel, and more like a big updated soulless clone of its forebear. Complete with cameos from characters you loved in the first game, that just serve to remind you of how much more fun you had in that one. The problem the first game had with "all the gals are progressing through their fourth 'heart' on the affection meter, which means they're all on the anal sex-scene stage one after the other" is exacerbated to a painful degree in this one. With so many more gals at hand, and with the game being equally linear, you end up with a vast desert of exclusively anal sex scenes one after the other for what seems like an eternity (literally hours) of unvarying repetitive H-content. It makes the sex scenes, that should be the highlight of the entire game, both tedious and unsexy. The sex scenes have excellent presentation, but end up being repetitive and downright boring It got to a point where they were so boring and unsexy that I found out the hard way that there's no way to prematurely exit them. So time and again I was stuck trying to fast-forward past near-identical bland boring dialogue, and disinteresting pose after pose. Lots of the sex scenes are implausible: In terms of the gymnastics, in terms of the emotional context, in terms of the pacing and arousal. At times in terms of basic anatomy. The first game largely avoided this, and when it did get hyperbolic and silly, it excused it with the sex-drug conceit. This game doesn't reliably make use of that, so you end up with rubbish characterisation, and every single female character squirting with every single orgasm they have, which they all have irrespective of who's stimulating them. It's like each and every single one of them has female premature ejaculation. The scenes are all divorced from plotting. Unlike the first game, where the writer managed to convey a sense of stakes for each and every encounter (Nun forsaking her vows to give in to temptation; news reporter sacrificing her pride for pleasure; mother-figure breaking taboos); this one feels entirely sterile and disposable. They're underwritten, so you end up with a load of implausible hyperbolic sex without any sense of emotional or interpersonal stakes, consequences or the like that would ground them. They end up feeling like clichés of the least engaging hentai available. The presentation is excellent The devs have really pushed the envelope to the point where the RPGMaker roots of the game and its predecessor can barely be noticed. There's fully animated, voiced, cut-scenes that add a cinematic quality to the product. Stuff like the fishing minigame (which is a bit meh, and occasionally frustrating) add some presentation value and help create the (arguably false) impression that there's more going on here than in your typical RPGMaker game. It's just a shame that it's in the service of a product that isn't tangibly better than Lust Epidemic and is arguably worse. The game gets bogged down in tons of repetitive unimaginative rock-pushing puzzles They're well crafted, many of them tricky and intricate. But the decent level execution can't overcome the simple fact that it's boring as ♥♥♥♥ and the game expects you to go through it again and again and again and again well over a hundred times. And it's always just miserable busywork that overstays its welcome. Added to this is the fact that RPGMaker as an engine is particularly unsuited to movement puzzles in general, so this game ends up adding needless frustration to the mix. Fortunately this isn't quite as bad as in the worst real-time offenders such as Phantom Thief Celianna. The more interesting "find items and place to use them" adventure game puzzles that helped make the first game enjoyable get deflated by numerous strange design choices the devs have made that sideline this. The game's an above average product; but it's made completely redundant by its superior predecessor Don't get me wrong, there's fun to be had in this game. It's well executed, on the whole, and better than a lot of its competitors. It's a decent enough game of itself. But there's no reason to play it when its predecessor is on the market already. This game is "the same, but less focused, less interesting, less sexy, and way more time consuming". The new things it brings to the table (larger cast of gals; town-wide map; redundant home renovation and fishing mini-games; rock-pushing puzzles) bring less value to the table than the game loses in terms of focus and eroticism.Show moreShow less
27.1 hours at review38 people found this helpful
Written during Early Access
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