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Done with Gangsta Republica. Kinda.

The first stage is your typical eroge. Unfortunately nothing really happens. That's fine and all if it's at least a little funny, but for the most part the game has no real aim and it's just.. there. The romance is essentially not existing and there's no route climax or anything either. It's just ending. Here you also collect all ero-scenes.

The second stage is unlocked... somehow. This starts with a good amount of more nothing and is not really a sequel or anything. It's weird. This has "vs." routes, where two of the heroines are going at each other for whatever reason at the end. This wouldn't be so bad, if it'd not be after so many hours of nothing. It also feels like it turns things out of character. I've only done one route here, as I don't see the point anymore. Why did this exist as a separate stage? None of the two stages really feel complete.


The game wants to be a little philosophic, but mostly fails to do so until the very very end of the second stage. One of the main-reasons for that is a certain character, who just eliminates what could've been philosophic before. She essentially destroys the main-idea before and swaps it for boredom. Unfortunate. Though I don't even consider this character bad. She's the childhoodfriend, and a very "accurate" one at that. You want her to fucking piss off. She's annoying. She's SO FUCKING annoying. But that's alright, because she's the childhoodfriend. Unfortunately she's also a heroine, and that makes things crumble.
Something went wrong here. I think the author wanted to do something, but it got kinda lost in the puddle of nothingness and thanks to the childhoodfriend. Was still kinda worth for Imai Asami voicing the main-heroine. That girl was also best girl which helped. (although the sister had better screenshot lines)