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Nowhere in the tags ("Adult, Animation, Erotic, Hentai, NSFW, Ren'Py, Romance, Sandbox, Slice Of Life"), description, or screenshots does it mention the incestuous themes, mental instability, or grief issues.  The only mention of the former is in the comments below - and your response implies that it's a translation error rather than a blood relation, comparing it to the Japanese habit of calling someone "onee-chan" (which is often used for friendships as well).  Claiming, "you weren't tricked into downloading it" is provably, objectively incorrect - the content is not clearly labeled.  The only thing resembling a warning is the mention of pop culture references at the end of this page's description.

That being said... I'll freely admit my overreaction was probably out of line; my apologies for the vitriol.  And it's an easy fix with some content warnings in the description, visible before downloading - warn people about darker subjects like death, mental illness, and the implied dubcon/noncon in the screenshots (to say nothing of the aforementioned direct, blood-relation incest with the MC's half-sister).  Blaming people for not hunting hard enough for said warnings, especially when they don't exist, isn't a good look.

For the record: everything I mentioned in my initial post came from the first few minutes of the game.  I didn't "force myself through" anything.  And the other games I've played with the aforementioned taboo themes mentioned them well in advance.  You might want to consider doing the same, because beyond that initial shock, this game does look like it has a lot of potential.

I don't deny that my first game has a lot of flaws, and many of them are things I've tried to improve in later projects. Criticism about the writing, translation, or presentation is completely fair, and I've never claimed my games are perfect.

What bothered me was specifically the part where you implied that people who enjoyed the game are somehow emotionally unstable or lacking empathy. I don't think it's fair to generalize or insult an entire audience over fictional content they chose to engage with.

Beyond that, I genuinely do appreciate the more constructive feedback in your follow-up comment, especially regarding clearer warnings and presentation. That's something I can reflect on moving forward.

Thanks for taking the time to elaborate further.

Regards.

Whole lotta' 'whah' for a porn game website bro.