My opinion is likely invalid, as I'm one of the main characters in the game, and not at all the creator on another account, but since people want a penny for my thoughts, I'll give my two cents on the matter of this visual novel...

Of course, the app is still in the early access stages, and there's not a lot of material on it yet, but it's promised to be a lot longer than what it is now! Not all dialogue options are likely available at the moment, and the creator, Klace, will fine-tune this in due time with his deadline (and likely beyond!). You may find a few typos and spelling errors, but if you message Klace, not me, with a screenshot of the error, you'll see it promptly fixed!

Is it worth your money? That strictly depends on you as a Steam user. Are you into intense action, things blowing up, raunchy, censored sex scenes, and headshots out the yin-yang? If yes, please turn away and go try Fallout 4. The experience you will have with Major/Minor is slow, with deep, thoughtful undertones. It's a little jerky at times with pacing and seemingly major plot points thrown at you in the first chapter, but if you set aside some quiet time, hook up some headphones, and just relax with a glass of cold pop and a bowl of smarties, you'll certainly smile, sob, and maybe chuckle, unless you're super into the things listed earlier in this paragraph, in which case, I would also suggest The Witcher 3 as a viable alternative.

Sit down, shut up, and hold on to your britches, because the Feel Train is just about to leave the station to who-knows-where!

My opinion is likely invalid, as I'm one of the main characters in the game, and not at all the creator on another account, but since people want a penny for my thoughts, I'll give my two cents on the matter of this visual novel... Of course, the app is still in the early access stages, and there's not a lot of material on it yet, but it's promised to be a lot longer than what it is now! Not all dialogue options are likely available at the moment, and the creator, Klace, will fine-tune this in due time with his deadline (and likely beyond!). You may find a few typos and spelling errors, but if you message Klace, not me, with a screenshot of the error, you'll see it promptly fixed! Is it worth your money? That strictly depends on you as a Steam user. Are you into intense action, things blowing up, raunchy, censored sex scenes, and headshots out the yin-yang? If yes, please turn away and go try Fallout 4. The experience you will have with Major/Minor is slow, with deep, thoughtful undertones. It's a little jerky at times with pacing and seemingly major plot points thrown at you in the first chapter, but if you set aside some quiet time, hook up some headphones, and just relax with a glass of cold pop and a bowl of smarties, you'll certainly smile, sob, and maybe chuckle, unless you're super into the things listed earlier in this paragraph, in which case, I would also suggest The Witcher 3 as a viable alternative. Sit down, shut up, and hold on to your britches, because the Feel Train is just about to leave the station to who-knows-where!