I personally love this game. It's very different than all the other Adult Visual Novels that I've found and played thus far, and, I enjoy the fairly good quality balance between stories (main and characters), and the gameplay (doing the jobs).

I am not at all a fan of the feeling of needing to micro-manage and have a constant set of attention on the journal though, which is necessary, at least for me, to do so I do not accidentally pass up or lose track of opportunities to advance story-lines. I actually had completed what so far has been developed in the game, but recognized there was two different stories I was working at off & on that suddenly showed as completed, of which I knew was not correct. So I had to figure out which save I had that was far enough back in order to then get those opportunities back and advance them. I don't know about other players, but that is not something that adds to the game, but rather, in my opinion, actually detracts from it and my enjoyment of it. It's just something that irks me a bit and bums me out.

But other than that? I love this game and how you've made it thus far. I can't wait to get my hands on each update, so I can continue the stories and advance the play.

One thing, though not too important, I wanted to make note of was that when the game claims you've reached the max skill level (Saldato), you're actually able to go further and reach "Elite Saldato", even though the game is not able to recognize or acknowledge it yet via the story, and thus, it lacks the promotion event for that too. It made it weird but amusing once I got to the chapter in the main story where we all went to try and capture Fazio and the Elite Saldato (who is always dead but never actually dead... of which I do not remember his name suddenly lol, weirdly convenient timing on that haha) driving you & Luna (and totally not Gracie, who absolutely not at all never could possibly be in the trunk) to the meeting grounds assumes you're higher rank than him, but then you inform him you're merely a regular ole Saldato. I found myself making mean, snide quips out of the amusement it gave me.

All of that said, I again, can't wait to enjoy more of this game. I want to thank you for being so dedicated to making it, and I hope you're enjoying making it, too! Keep up the great work!