How Hard Can It Really Be?

Editorial Has potential

How Hard Can It Really Be? is a futa-protagonist harem AVN that has quietly built a devoted following on the strength of its writing. Players consistently praise the game's genuine warmth: the protagonist Celia and her harem members feel like they actually care about one another rather than being cycled in and out for sex scenes, and the developer's deadpan humor, fourth-wall breaks, and slice-of-life pacing land for readers willing to invest in the characters. AI-generated art draws the expected skepticism, but most who stuck with it came away impressed by how well it holds together. The futa-on-futa content is central rather than optional, and the game skews heavily toward dialogue and relationship-building over explicit scenes — both points that divide the audience purely along taste lines rather than quality ones. On the readiness front, the public build is capped at v0.6 and has been for some time; Chapter 7 has been in extended development, with the developer candidly explaining a large mid-project scope expansion (animations, a scene gallery, music, and UI overhaul for all prior chapters). There is no indication the project is abandoned — dev communication is unusually transparent — but players arriving now should know they are getting an unfinished serial with a meaningful wait ahead for the next installment.