As a typical visual novel, this game fails to provide the player with an interesting story, characters, and even gameplay opportunities.

As a game designed to appeal to the furry fandom, it fails to do such a thing due to the inconsistency of the characters' designs and how them being anthropomorphic animals contributes nothing to the story or even how the characters themselves act. If Major/Minor's characters were all human, virtually nothing about the game would be different.

Any furries who're looking for a visual novel should take a look at games like Angels With Scaly Wings or Nekojishi. This game is also available on the Google Play Store for free, so if you're still interested in playing it, try it there. There's no real reason to get the Steam version over that one, even with the trading card feature in mind.

As a typical visual novel, this game fails to provide the player with an interesting story, characters, and even gameplay opportunities. As a game designed to appeal to the furry fandom, it fails to do such a thing due to the inconsistency of the characters' designs and how them being anthropomorphic animals contributes nothing to the story or even how the characters themselves act. If Major/Minor's characters were all human, virtually nothing about the game would be different. Any furries who're looking for a visual novel should take a look at games like Angels With Scaly Wings or Nekojishi. This game is also available on the Google Play Store for free, so if you're still interested in playing it, try it there. There's no real reason to get the Steam version over that one, even with the trading card feature in mind.