Si no tienes la billetera o la cuenta del banco a rebosar, no haces nada, literalmente injugable si quieres jugar sin gastar un duro.

Al juego calidad no le falta, si sabes a lo que vas, que es a ver píxeles, no te vas a decepcionar, visualmente cumple su objetivo, pero si no tienes literalmente 4 cifras de dinero para avanzar, mejor ni lo toques, esa problemática era un asco en móvil y lo es en PC.

A los devs, las microtransacciones son un cáncer, no las hagan pls <3

Puro Pay to Win este juego
BASURA

Very beautiful art. Very ugly monetization practises.

@Captain Kink,

Sure can.

1) The game starts out friendly enough, but your progress stalls to a crawl very quickly without money investment. It feels not even "pay to win", but "pay to play" tbh.

2) The content is locked behind two mechanics, the first of them being "replies". Each picture requires at least several of them, with more and more required progressively (like 7+ per thread at my current point in the game). Meanwhile the rate you get replies is a trickle. A week ago you could increase your replies cap with diamonds (premium currency that can still be earned by in-game means somewhat) and it was pretty feasible - but now you've changed it to be $10 per additional reply - which is silly, given how I need 5-10 of them to make a notable difference.

3) The second mechanic is gifts, which are obtained through... lootboxes. Ultimately every picture and every costume requires extensive farming of particular lootboxes - with you being hardly able to unlock anything unless you actively pay for it.

4) It feels to me that you were not satisfied with the game's initial profits compared to the investment into art etc., as such you are currently trying to tighten things up to bleed the playerbase dry when you can (the replies example). There is currently no meaningful way to progress in the game without paying, stuff you can get with diamonds is mostly worthless, unfortunately.

5) Marketing tricks. First you put absurd price tags on premium stuff (which are absolutely not worth it and even more when you account for regional prices not being a thing), then you flood the player with those -80% "only this level" offers (i.e. artificial scarcity) to entice a purchase.

6) Scaling of everything. You start out needing 2-3 replies to get a picture - this is fine. But then you suddenly need 5-7 per thread. You can pay 10 diamonds to go up a level - this is fine. But then you realize the price gone up to be 25 diamonds per level. You can invest perk points into skills to get progression without paying, at a rate of 1 point per level - this is fine. But then your perks start costing 3-4-5 points per level, once again killing whatever chances to progress you got.

7) Confusing offer descriptions. When I bought a starter pack, I legit expected to get 5 additional replies, only getting temporary 5/2 instead. Every of your offers uses a different description, which sometimes does a poor job of communicating what we'll actually get.

Overall the game feels very predatory, like attractive females being used as a vehicle to milk the players out of as much money as possible, using every despicable marketing trick in the book games over the last decade got infamous over. You can do better.

Here's a list of things you can do better at in particular:
- more meaningful ways of using diamonds (at least bring additional replies back)
- better leaderboard rewards (50 diamonds for being top-10 makes me wonder why do I even bother)
- tone down price scaling for every mechanics (existing threads requirements could be balanced out by making additional replies more accessible)
- tone down costume prices (20-30 of two kinds of rare lootbox items means most players can't get even a single costume over the season!)
- think of ways to implement regional prices for countries with weaker economies (things I wouldn't get for $10, I'd probably consider getting for $5)

There you go. The amount of hours I got with the game says I like your art and I dig what the game got at its core. It's just the way how agressive you are towards our wallets frustrates me right now.

Update: I have recently read at the forums that the game is pretty much a rigged casino, ex. when you need a certain lootbox drop item for a quest, the game goes out of its way to make sure the chance drop is as low as possible to entice you into buying more lootboxes. This is something I experienced myself but wrote off to bad luck. Best stay away, folks!

problemas constantes con la conexión, animaciones y juego demasiado sencillo, literal es un juego para gastar, caro simple y sencillo, no lo vale. simplemente no es recomendable

Great concept, overly monetised, but has a trojan virus embedded in it. DON'T DOWNLOAD. I should be refunded for every penny I spent on this game.

And since I can't reply to the developer response. You think I kept it on my machine? I know the virus came from the game as that's what was indicated. You should refund me for all my purchases. What a scam.

[NSFW game]
This is one of worst game i ever play.
Pay2Play game: This is a F2p game but not a f2p game. YES you have PAY to WIN the row.
Dev put a anti cheat on to make sure everyone is buying the in app purchases and ingame's items is WAY TOO MUCH for a game like this ($30 for an additional airplane? $10 for a random drop luggage? WTF ?).
It is boring and expensive.. you won't have any progress without paying a lot.
This game was cancer, trap game, should be a mobile game NOT pc game.

===> For me this is like SCAM.

1/10: AVOID AT ALL COST

This "Free to Play" game offers a handful of decently hand drawn art...that's locked behind a ridiciulous paywall. The way the "booster packs" and other P2W items are priced is also absurd. $30 for an additional airplane? $10 for a random drop luggage? Really? The devs should look at any other game in this genre and realize that at most, any of these P2W boosters should be priced in the $1-3 range. Finally, to add further insult to injury, the game mechanics of "luggage drops" is completely broken. You get a limited number of drops per 12/24 hr window and most of those turn out to be useless "in-game cash", instead of the items needed to unlock more art.

I play a lot of bad games, but golly does this one take the cake. It's not uncommon for these free to wait games to be on-the-nose with how badly they want you to pay, but this one's monetization scheme is a massive joke. If one were dumb enough to cough up $100, they wouldn't even get enough content to yield anything more than two or three images at best. The costs are too ridiculous to merit paying and the wait times are so extreme that you may as well just not play in the first place. Scenes take place through text messages. As you play further in, you'll need more and more messages to complete a conversation. It would seem to be 1 + the conversation you're on. Let's say then that you like one character's art in particular and you want to unlock their fifth image. Each message refills in roughly an hour, you can only hold a maximum of 3 by default, and between images there's a waiting period before you can actually go onto the next dialogue chain. The time cost of this fifth interaction will be six hours, or three hours assuming you left the game overnight to reload your three default messages. Three hours of work for a single JPG of a girl who isn't even necessarily naked. All this just to hopefully hook you into paying to rush to the next image, one that is just as likely to be inconsequential too.

As far as idle games go, it has the potential to be acceptable in a "lazy, bad, but not blatantly awful" sort of way, but the main gameplay look also houses these sorts of time sinks. Want to unlock any of the event scenes? That'll cost you either 50 in-game hours or $100 worth of gems that will literally disappear in a matter of two minutes of actual in-game engagement. Want more than three messages? Each will cost a small fortune. In one case, there's the opportunity to spend exactly $10 in real world money for a single message. That message takes an hour to reload as well, I might add; you're simply paying so that a single additional message can be accumulated while you're AFK.

For the cost of making the game 10 hours faster, you could practically just hire an escort and you'd get twice the time out of it too. This company is notoriously stingy and money-grubbing, but even by their usual standards this game is honestly trash. I even gave it 30 hours to see if any events would accelerate things, but it really is just as desperate to steal your money from you as it seems. Just throw your money into a fire or something, you'll at least have more fun that way.

Expectation: I thought that Sexy Airlines may actually be a brothel, disguised as a VIP airline! What a cool concept I thought, maybe I will have to hire and corrupt the beautiful flight attendance whilst levelling up their 'special' services whilst avoiding the aviation authorities! What a great idea for an adult game ...

Reality: You're required to pay to unlock AI porn art. There 'game' is a vapid contrivance of monetisation. Truly AWFUL.
My disappointment is immeasurable, and my boner is ruined.

I paid 7,4 euros for a message increase, the game gave me a message that the transaction didn't go through, however i was charged. Contacted support, a Alex replied, asked me for my steam ID which i gave him and now it's been a month and nothing has happened, nor does he answer my emails.