Dystopia: Under the Eclipse

Editorial Meh

Dystopia: Under the Eclipse is an early-access visual novel with a dystopian premise and a female protagonist, Viviann, whose design consistently draws praise for her curves and face — she appears to be the game's main selling point. The story is described as unique and promising, dialogue lands well in places (especially certain NPC interactions), and the absence of grind with skippable minigames earns points. However, the community's more substantive feedback is clear: sex content arrives too abruptly without build-up or tension, animations need significant polish, and the protagonist's personality feels inconsistent across choice branches. Naked model proportions reportedly diverge noticeably from clothed renders. The game is mid-development and the reviews reflect that rawness — most criticism reads as constructive feedback to the dev rather than condemnation. There is real potential here, and early adopters who enjoy a thick-protagonist aesthetic and don't mind an unfinished product will likely find something worth watching. For everyone else, waiting for a few more updates may be the wiser call.