Sometimes Always Monsters Reviews

I think it's pretty clear to say if you liked ASM you're going to like this too. The pace is a little slower and less action packed but I think that is well chosen path. The game lets you explore the cities and the characters while also making you think and worry about the planning, schedule and the future in the back of your head. There are some continuity errors here and there but considering the amount of paths that can be chosen as well as the choices that is transferred from ASM to the new game I found it very easy to overlook. Something I really liked about this game is that it made me connect and actually like and care about my protagonist unlike most games. Even in choice and story driven games I find this trait very rarely. Also on another note, I actually cared more about the relationship during this game than I had during the previous. Personally I had my doubts about the sincerity and the durability of the relationship with the SO but the small dialogues, phone calls and dates actually made me feel like these two characters are together because they want to be rather than "they are together because that is the good ending path" Overall very enjoyable game, it's apparent that it was made with love and care and I wish it had gotten the spotlight and recognition ASM did.

you actually have to pay attention to what youre supposed to do, no map markers, you can legit avoid the entire story if you wants to... or you can have smexy time with your rival until the cops come and arrest them....