Him

Editorial Worth it

Him is a fantasy-kingdom narrative with heavy branching choices that genuinely reshape the story — players consistently praise the follow-through, where small early decisions ripple into failed relationships, dead character arcs, and even throne succession upheaval. The writing and character design earn near-universal enthusiasm; reviewers call it "peak" and compare it to AAA work. However, the game demands careful play: many wrong turns lock off content permanently with no warning, and some feel the economy forces a specific playstyle (good-aligned, well-funded routes) to access all content. Feedback on optional fetish content (futa, femdom, girl-on-girl) is mixed—most frame it as avoidable, though a few wish for stronger warnings or toggles. The current build is broadly stable and feature-complete, though Mac/Android users report link and launch issues, and a few isolated end-game flavor-text bugs exist (characters acknowledging events that didn't happen to the MC). Community consensus is strong: for players who value narrative consequence and character depth, this is a must-play. For those seeking a guided, consequence-light experience or who prefer explicit upfront control over optional content, the opaque choice system and economy-gating may frustrate.