Recent reviews by wolfboys online

i think ive heard trent reznor's voice more throughout my life at this point than my own mom

Let me get the negatives out of the way first:
-There's little enjoyment to be extracted from the limited-turn puzzles since they all only have one possible solution, which I found incredibly boring and unsatisfying, so I'd advise skipping them.
-The writing could also use some cleanup with grammar. It's evident English isn't the developer's first language but the typos are quite minimal nonetheless.
-My biggest issue is probably that the dialogue choices at the end of the puzzles (I'm only talking about the limited-turn ones feel weakly implemented. With a completely binary success/failure outcome and sometimes not much clear indication of which answer would be correct, they end up feeling less like a game element and more "here you get to flirt with the girls now", so I'm grateful for the option to skip them.
-Lastly, forced exclusive fullscreen that keeps you from accessing your desktop, something that plagues PC games. Hopefully that can be addressed with a patch, this game is incredibly new at the time of writing this.
Positives:
-The writing achieves its goal of being charming, cute, witty, funny, etc. pretty well. It's not utterly masterful but still pretty great. Each character felt solidly written and never broke character, and there wasn't a single one I found unlikable or line of dialogue I felt was poorly written. The light-heartedness working along with the contrastingly brutal and grim themes that're never taken seriously is pretty fun.
-The art direction is phenomenal. Incredibly expressive, cute/cool whenever going for such, great animation and the amount of dialogue sprites is praiseworthy since I'd imagine it added a lot of effort, with the return of greatly benefiting the presentation. Not relying on pixel art is also extremely refreshing considering the indie market. Lastly, I thought the health bar was really neat.
-Possible minor spoilers (I can't imagine this detrimenting anyone's experience but if you want to be safe and go in blind, skip this part): The final four beam-dodging puzzles are easily the best aspect of the gameplay. They're incredibly satisfying to overcome once you work out the patterns and are always completely fair. On top of that, they manage to feel pretty climactic while simultaneously light-hearted in-tune with the rest of the game despite how short it is.
-The demon girls are of course cute, and despite the vast majority of games that use NPC attractiveness as a selling point ending up putting effort into almost nothing else, you have my other positive points to reference. I'm also pretty picky with bishoujo characters since I lean gay with anime-esque stuff and a couple of the girls managed to make me weak, so good job, man.

Overall I felt the issues I had were minor in the end and this game will almost definitely be worth your time if it interests you, so take the free offer.

Most of the visual redesigning looks worse and even butchers original artistic intent (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2eos3V7jTI&t=2584s), FPS is tied to frame rate so the whole game slows down if your computer has trouble maintaining 60 FPS, lacking PC settings and the game just started crashing on startup for me out of nowhere so there goes $40.

I play it when I'm bored of TF2, but still in a Team Fortress mood. 5.5/10 Mediocre