Blind

Editorial Has potential

Blind follows an MC who was born without sight but begins regaining it — a premise several reviewers called genuinely fresh for the genre, especially in how ambient sound is used to build immersion during the early blind sequences. The developer's signature aesthetic — realistic, imperfect models, natural body hair, unglamourised faces — is a clear dividing line: fans praise it as grounded and sensually convincing, while detractors find specific character designs off-putting. On the content side, the game's NTR elements triggered a review-bombing campaign that moderators openly had to manage; players who went in knowing what to expect generally rated it highly, and the complaints amount to a content-fit dispute rather than a creative failure. More substantive criticism points at the story losing momentum once the MC quietly decides to hide his returning sight, with some finding that pivot undermines the concept's potential; a few also note that unwanted content (including a same-sex scene) lacks a reliable opt-out. On the build side, the current v1.2 release is functional — the main gallery bug (two permanently locked slots) is a known placeholder issue acknowledged in the thread, not a crash or progression blocker. A name-persistence bug ("sister" reverting to "brother" mid-game) has been flagged. Updates have been small but reasonably frequent. Community feedback is somewhat noisy with off-topic Patreon exchanges and tag debates cluttering the thread, but the genuine signal is cautiously positive for an early-access title.