Editorial Has potential
NetoRi Phone: Bull Simulator carves out a genuinely uncommon niche — a phone-texting sim where the player is the bull rather than the cuckold, and fans of that POV are clearly delighted to have it. The abundance of routes, characters, and unlockable images earns real praise, and the UI concept is considered cool even if execution is imperfect. The main creative criticism, raised thoughtfully by multiple players, is that the AI-generated dialogue gradually flattens every character into the same voice: the shy girl, the milf, and the bad girl all start sounding identical after a while, emoji-spamming their way through scenes in a way that undercuts individual personality. That said, players largely rate it highly despite the writing drift, and the game's direction and scenario variety hold up well enough to keep most engaged. On the build side, the version available here is a stripped-down free release; the full content lives behind Patreon, which is a persistent source of community frustration. The public build has several reported bugs — a broken Ashley path on Android, Event Progress not updating for some users, occasional crashes, and characters vanishing from the chat list — plus some UI/UX friction around auto-scrolling. These are real rough edges, but the game is clearly playable and actively developed, with the developer communicating in the comments about upcoming patches.
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