Ms. Han's After-School Tutoring Reviews

Played up to level 7 and lost interest. No sign of getting any new actions or evens and it gets quite repetitive. Will keep playing sporadically to see if anything happens by level 10 (story wise supposed to get a reward after going back to school) but don't have any particular point of reference towards story goal.

love the art. fun simple math game. Hey I would not buy this game for super hard math problems.

The very boring gameplay makes this very bland experience

After Lots of Updates (6) until 17th August 2021 This Game started the Early Access Phase on Steam in 2021 19th August and thats it thats the Story of this game oh right. It will be Removed soon because [quote] our team has identified several unreasonable game mechanisms. As a result, we have decided to take the game down for necessary repairs [/quote] see here: https://steamcommunity.com/app/1520840/eventcomments/6765052826997468028?snr=1_2108_9__2107 Stay Away from this Scam Developer and his Scams sorry Games! €: instead of removal. they made this game Free

VERY DISAPPOINTED!!! Lame Storyline & TOO SHORT! Just played 2 hours then finished! The creator still dare to want players purchase this game and this game is not worth to buy!

The controls are absolutely atrocious. You can't click to select math answers or type the answer in or something. You have an oscillating bar that goes 'up' if you hold down the mouse button and drops if you let go, and your answer changes based on where the bar is, so if you don't time your 'confirmation' right, you choose the answer below the one you meant to. The 'game' is horrendously repetitive. Every morning routine is way too long, identical, and *not* skippable. It's boring *and* annoying. After you get through the same crap, you take a practice test each morning. It's composed of ten questions (all answered using the aforementioned terrible controls) 6+ times until you reach a score of 100, then you can take the actual test, which lets you get a new hentai scene, then it resets your 'score' to 40, and you start grinding again. The game needs to cut out a huge amount of the time wasting, and accelerate the score. If you do your practice test perfectly, there's absolutely no reason to force the player to 'practice' it 6 more times beyond inflating the game's 'hours played' stats.

A bit repetitive math was a hard (but I was harder lmao) I would like to see a difficulty selection menu. Near the end I thought it was too easy, would like to see Calculus added in the future. I am super hyped for the sequel that was alluded to in the game. Since I have standards I will be refunding this game. Hopefully in the future I can collaborate with the development team for Ms. Han After School Tutoring 2.

No, definitely not. The only good thing about this game H-wise is the art, of which there isn't a lot. It should've been an image viewer, not a game. The base dynamic is basic arithmetic operations. I found myself more entertained by speed-running through the exam questions to see how fast I could answer them than by accomplishing anything else in the game. Without the H elements, this could easily double as an elementary school arithmetic trainer... Another annoying thing are the sounds... Yes, I understand this game is marketed with a self-pleasure device, but you get to hear these disgusting fa**ing noises as if to "get you in the mood" and there's no way to skip them, just mute the volume... A complete miss, this game.

Typical millennials got no discipline. When they're presented with a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ video game tutor to help with learning how do they respond? By getting mad that a game dev wanted to educate them instead of catering to their pathetic coomer instincts.

This should be renamed "Fap 2 Math," because that's mostly what you do in it. Dear Developers, we are here to beat our meat to Ms. Han. NOT your first grade math problems! There are 5 "levels" to play through and I use that term loosely. After the intro where Ms. Han is hired the player enters the endless gameplay loop of waking up, going to the table, eating breakfast while staring at Ms. Han's ass and then doing 10 simple math problems. It's the same images with the same text and choices presented in exactly the same order followed by randomized simple math problems over and over and over again. It is NOT FUN in the slightest. There is no way to exit out to the main menu until after you finish the math problems and it's evening. You answer the math problems by picking the correct choice from multiple choices. Only you can't click on the right answer if you are using a mouse. The entire thing is configured for people using their expensive cyber ♥♥♥♥♥ toy. So if you don't have it, you hold down one mouse button to make the bar go up and a corresponding letter appears based on how far you've raise the bar. Then you click with the other mouse button when you have your answer. Each math problem raises and lowers the bar at different speeds and has the letters appear at different points. It doesn't work and leads to frustration more often than not. Please, just let us click on the right answer if there is a right answer. Some math problems don't have a right answer, or are taking the incorrect answer as correct. When you get the answer wrong the 10 total points you could get towards advancement is for some reason reduced to 5, which means you have to grind even more of an already miserable system to get the spicy content you're after. After you've done a minimum of 6 tests you can take a "practice exam," which is just another 10 math problems, but with bigger numbers. After you get a perfect score on that you are rewarded with a bit of spicy content and your academic score resets to 40. The spicy content is pretty good. The art, character design, sound, voice acting and interaction in the two scenes that you can interact with are all high quality. Sadly there isn't enough of it and it ends too soon to justify the awful gameplay that must be endured to get there. At night and breakfast you're given the choice to replay previously unlocked scenes, but the game penalizes you for doing so by lowering your enthusiasm meter. Also, it's not clear what to do, or how to exit the final interactive scene. It just repeats over and over until you click on the home button and then the ending plays. Ms. Han will give you an education, but there aren't enough private lessons to justify the cost. Her regular lessons are a slog through monotony of the worst kind. Hopefully, still being in early access will allow Ms. Han to diversify her repertoire, but as of now this is one tutor you shouldn't be hiring. AVOID!!!