In My Universe

Editorial Meh

Community feedback on *In My Universe* is thin and largely consumed by confusion rather than genuine critique. The biggest complaint across nearly every review is structural: this release appears to start at Day 3/Chapter 3, with the earlier content either missing or housed in a separate upload, leaving new players disoriented from the first screen. One reviewer also flags that a single early choice has only one functional option, which compounds the rough first impression. The lone comment on creative merit dismisses the game as "AI slop," and one reviewer questions whether the developer had a clear creative vision from the outset — hardly a ringing endorsement, though the few players who did engage with the characters found them charming enough to keep playing. On build state, the split-release structure causes real, repeated confusion: players can't find the beginning, the changelog mentions a "combined" version that seems absent, and a name-mod breaks image delivery on a phone-scene. This is an ongoing mid-development release with content clearly missing from the player's perspective, regardless of the developer's file-size rationale. Content-wise, the game carries an NTR/netorase angle that some players are specifically seeking while others note it was partially rolled back in earlier chapters — a content-fit point worth knowing before downloading.