Hey, I've noticed your comments under this visual novel and wanted to offer my perspective! You an ignore this if you'd like, I just wanted to share this.
It is completely okay if a game isn't "your thing." When the main criticism focuses on the characters' identity in regards to gender and sexuality, the comment begins to sound less like a review and more like a display of your discomfort with queer representation in public media.
It is in no way my intention to attack you, and I apologize if you interpret it in that manner; just something to think about:
LGBTQIA+ games exist to give space and visibility to voices that are often ignored or drowned out, and, like any other genre, these games also deserve room to be enjoyed without dismissal or negative reviews simply for identity.
If this game is not content that you connect with, that's valid. Engaging respectfully--or simply moving on--goes a long way in creating and maintaining a space where people outside of mainstream representation can feel welcome and comfortable.