Dreams to Catch

(continue) I found the prequel more original and better than the current version. o_o The writing that I thought was poorly done to be comical, I think now is just poorly done. The fact is that you finish this version frustrated! The current version feels like a Bad Bobby Saga ripoff, where you buy your mom booze and try to corrupt her. Then I suggest playing BBS. And other games with the same theme but much better: Summertime Saga, Heart Problems, Demon Boy (EroMersive), Milfy City, Photo Hunt (if you have time to waste), Above the Clouds, Monkey Business, Infinity: Love or Lust, Proud Father, 16 years later!, Lost Life, Daddy Daughter Love

(continue) This beginning is a prequel. The mc was fat in it and his relationship with the characters was different. In that version, the MC touches the sleeping woman in various ways. In the current version, for the MC to reach this stage, there is grinding. Every day you have to buy milk and rum, and do the same things to evolve events. And the truth is that this version ends and you don't even do much more. You keep repeating the events. So you don't know if there's going to be something more or if the game is incomplete. The prequel has more action and story, and no grinding, than the current one. It seems to me that the current one is supposedly a freeroam sandbox, but there's nothing to do but follow a single path. There is a plot with a kind of hot witch who lives in a castle near the city, and she is the one who made the MC young and beautiful in the current version. And every day you have dreams that are supposed to unravel the mystery, but it's a mess.

(0.030) The game has a quick menu with just skip, save, prefs.It has music and changes several times according to the tone of the scene. It has sound effects, but some are very weird. A strange woman's scream. A lame laugh used by several characters. Maybe it's purposely ridiculous to be comical. The game starts with a character telling the story of the MC who is an adult and fat man, but acts like a child. And the writing is fluid, fast-paced, and manages to engage (despite a lot of typos, like "somthing interests me"). The MC is a poor guy who lost his parents, and lives in a house that is funded by his salary, which he hands over to a woman who is a perverse woman who manages his money. Her husband is a friend/brother of the MC, but he just obeys the woman. And he has another friend of his who seems to defend him but also takes advantage of him. It's comical!

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