Pros:

Gorgeous visuals, especially in the Hi Specs version — Lancelot’s abs practically glow.

The turn-based combat is surprisingly solid and satisfying.

Romanceable characters are hot, unique, and so much fun to interact with.

Excellent NSFW content that’s actually integrated into the story.

Cons:

Some side quests feel a bit short or underdeveloped.

Final Verdict:
Funny, heartfelt, and unapologetically gay. I blushed, I laughed — and then I romanced a merman. 8.5/10

Honestly didn’t expect the game to lean this hard into the gay content — it’s everywhere, and I love how natural it feels. Plus, the NSFW scenes aren’t just thrown in, they actually fit the tone. The combat surprised me — I thought it’d be just fanservice, but the skill effects look great and the fights are actually fun to plan out.

It is a fun and hilariously horny game. I couldn't stop playing it for few days straight. It is what it says on the tin and is full of smut and NSFW stuff so be warned if you haven't upon reaching this point! It isn't the best in terms of game play and graphics of course, but it is fun and keeps you hooked in more ways than one *nudge nudge wink wink*. The story is a bit contrived (though interesting, the religious antagonism stuff felt like a nuisance after a while) and some of the NPCs are rather annoying, but one can't expect AAA etc level of story telling for such a game: it suits the tone of such a game and that's okay. The main 'romanceable' characters and your interactions with them are what makes this game shine and unashamedly gay.

There are some major issues that make this game frustrating to play, besides some of the buggier issues, clunky controls and unpolished UI:

First is the big jump in difficulty every time you enter a new chapter/area. You basically need the foresight to grind a lot in a previous existing area before progressing, otherwise the next area's enemies could very easily one-shot you in a two turns, and as you can't really go back to a previous area to grind you could struggle or worse get stuck when you face a mandatory boss fight. I got to what is the final area pass a point of no return and was no match for any of the enemies or the final boss (even at level 55) so I thought couldn't progress/complete the game. (However, I did load an old save thankfully and managed to grind up to level 80 and even then the final boss was tough and barely survived with thanks to me stocking enough potions previously.) This could be easily fixed with some prompts at the point of no return, the ability to return to previous areas, or a difficulty setting that lets you enjoy the game casually. As it is, this game is deceptively difficult, esp. in the later areas, for no reason.

Second, the lack of a map and quest marker which made navigation tedious at times. I spent a good hour trying to find where the 'docks' are to get to the next area and it was hidden in a back alleyway with boxes obscuring the door. I know it's a short game but these would be a good QoL addition.

Third, the items and equipment could do with a boost because they aren't as powerful and you would basically rely much on grinding for higher levels because the weapons and armour doesn't seem to make much difference as you face far stronger enemies in the latter half of the game.

Overall, with some improvements to QoL and difficultly, this could be a nice decent fun game, but as it currently is, it is fun and engaging, but frustrating to play at the late game stage.