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Editorial Has potential
Kindred is an ambitious phone VN that defies the NTR/NTS formula by offering a cuckqueen plot (wife sharing her husband) — a rare and well-received creative choice. The dev shows clear vision, and players who connect with the premise find the writing and character work compelling. However, the build suffers from persistent technical friction: window-positioning bugs on multi-monitor setups (title bar off-screen on Linux and desktop), a poorly-designed Route Guide that confuses players on Android, sluggish UI scrolling, and overall presentation issues that undermine the experience. The story shows promise and branching paths are appreciated, but the execution needs polish before it's consistently playable.
Description
You are a co-founder of a struggling IT startup who receives a revolutionary pair of smart-glasses from your best friend—glasses capable of recording and syncing all social interactions directly to your phone. The entire game is played through a fully interactive in-game smartphone interface, where you manage relationships, conduct business communications, and navigate your personal life using texting apps, social media, and other phone-based tools.
You are caught in a romantic dilemma: your girlfriend loves you but is hesitant to deepen your intimate relationship, while new temptations and opportunities arise through your access to others' private lives via the technology. Your choices—what you text, whom you pursue, how you use the information at your fingertips—will determine whether you remain faithful and preserve your moral compass, or surrender to illicit desires that could either elevate your startup to success or destroy everything you've built. The game emphasizes branching narrative with meaningful consequences and character memory: the choices you make will be remembered and affect future story outcomes.
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