Frisky Business Reviews

First off the important item--lol--getting the H patch to work took me 2 hours compared to 5 minutes for Army Gals and Sakura Swim club combined. I am sure people with better computer skills can do it quicker but the average consumer is in for a challenge. Think of it as an unadvertised mini-game--lol. The game is basically Hunie Pop with out the marble matching or date gifts or anything but flirting and sex. The game has a few jokes and is done tongue in cheek fashion. I got it for under $3 and at that price it is a recommended buy, if you like short silly stories. Not erotic imho or pornagraphic but amusing. The sexual content it is not for children with or without the patch. It is SHORT.

No fastforward or skip button. I can ignore the cheesiness of the story, but multiple playthroughs are beyond difficult because of this. Bought the game because it had certain 'content', and I love a good mystery, but it gets horribly repetitive when you're trying to get all achievements, and can't even skip to the choices that will help you get them. Some of the dialogue, because of how cliche it was, became predictable enough for my thoughts to align with the characters. Nothing I would say is impressive, and certainly not enough to make me go and refund the game. I bought it for the mystery and the content, which I would say that it did fulfill. Although the frequent chapter transitions really make me believe that it could have easily just been merged together. Easier to also not have a chapter checkpoint as a save. There's also how the text has a lot of the 'i's not capitalized like it should be, and considering this is a paid product, it really shouldn't be that way. Especally with the number of people in the credits. Still going to say yes on recommending the game however, since it actually was what I was looking to buy for the most part.

I think it was pretty funny. before you go and buy it know there is huge boobs on all of the girls. if that isn't your thing just don't buy it. It also has adult content that you can choose to add or not. its a simple game. simply using the left mouse and holding it around the banana areas will allow you to complete the mini games. I don't know if its there in the censored versions. i enjoy the artwork, music, and its not the typical storyline. now there are features that i think were lacking in this novel such as skipping, saving, more slots to save on, options to turn the music up/down, backlog to see text you might of clicked too fast. Currently if you do click you could miss it and there is zero way to see missed text. I'm not sure if there is enough to do a gallery. if they do a 2nd one i think it would be nice to see different body options besides just large breasts such as medium small etc. this way it might attract more customers. i also hope to see the same artist again. they did do a good job.

It was... an interesting experiment... ? I guess? It looks and plays like a freshman attempt at a visual novel, honestly I bought it because: A) Dirt cheap B) Killer clown C) Cartoon tiddies. Its not the most interesting VN out there, but I did get my moneys value, so consider this review a neutral-positive. Now join me, buy this game and live with the shame of having it forever in your game list!

[b]Yeaaaahhhhh, I don't know about this title; every component feels pretty 'meh' even for five bucks.[/b] I wanna be kind to the game, but I can't recommend this to friends with a straight face. [i]Obviously, this is a visual novel with minor choices-that-matter gameplay.[/i] The artwork isn't [i]bad[/i], but compared with titles like [i]HuniePop[/i] and [i]Negligee[/i], it's just ho-hum. And, yeah, those titles are more expensive - I get that. The whole thing is a click-fest. The writing in [i]Frisky Business[/i] is mediocre. The clown villian is campy, albeit generic. The storyline is super short. I completed the game once in just under an hour, AND nearly finished a second run in 15 minutes by skipping through stuff I had previously read. There are multiple endings, but it didn't merit more playthroughs for me. There are no options to review scenes like many similiar games. [i]Frisky Business[/i] did have some good humor, though. I can't say I didn't mildly enjoy the playthrough, but I would recommend other visual novels wayyy before spending time with this one. Check out the two I mentioned above, and also [i]Va11-Halla[/i], [i]Magical Diaries[/i], and [i]Hatoful Boyfriend[/i] (it would be a miracle if I got all those titles spelled correctly). [b]Pros:[/b] +Humor is good +Characters were fairly well developed for such a short storyline +Multiple endings, but you have to slog through mostly repetitve story which dramatically shortens those extra playthroughs +There is a patch, at least +It's cheap [b]Cons:[/b] -Artwork is so-so compared to competitor titles (and yeah, most of them are a bit pricier - but they are worth it) -No collection of scenes like many similiar titles -Music is generic -Story is certainly nothing special [b]If you are really into smutty visual novels and have exhausted the better ones - give this a go, otherwise wait for a deep discount.[/b]

Just generally low quality. The art's not very interesting or appealing, the story's lackluster, the dialog's poor, and none of the QoL features other VNs have are present. There are only three save slots for crying out loud. If you want naughty pictures, there are plenty of better ways of seeing them.

Frisky Business is a visual novel mystery game, where a group of college girls ask for your help. Story: You play as Falco Frisk, who is a private investigator, whose business is not popular whatsoever. One day a group of college girls Jenny, Lucy, and Balbina hire you to investigate a dangerous clown that has been stalking them every so often and intends to do something bad to them. The story is as crazy and stupid as I described it and honestly I find that it's charming for that reason and honestly I had a great time with the story. Considering this is a lewd type of game (not that incredibly lewd) I knew going into it that the game is going to be stupid, but I honestly loved the mystery aspect. The writing itself is often really funny because of the sexual undertones, but the story itself is rather dark at times often, maybe too much in certain moments. Graphics: The art style is really good, I loved the backgrounds and character designs. They're colorful and bright, albeit overly simplistic. Maybe the environments are a bit too simplistic, but they're not bad by any means, but it feels like they are incredibly barren. Audio: The music itself is the weakest part, most of it sounds way too generic and borders on royalty free tracks you can get for free. I feel like the tracks picked are decent enough, but overall nothing incredibly impressive. Gameplay: Frisky Business is a visual novel, so apart from reading you won't be doing much. If you played one before you can expect the same type of gameplay. Read, make a choice, read, make a choice. It does have some slight detective work you need to do to actually get the best ending possible which is great, but often then not these are incredibly simplistic, like listening to your brain instead of your penis type of thing. You can romance the college girls and sometimes their romance options will lock you out of certain story moments involving the mystery which was a very cool little feature and adds a ton of replay value to see every ending. Verdict: Frisky Business was a pleasant surprise. I expected a very shallow visual novel where the sex was the only selling point, but found the story weirdly interesting where I wanted to keep going and seeing how the mystery wraps up. Again this is not for everyone considering the lewdness of it, but if you don't mind, give this one a read. Final Rating: 7/10 Pros: + Weirdly engaging story + Actually asks you to do detective work + Art style is decent Cons: - Some writing is pretty bad - Forgettable music - Tonal shift of the story is pretty bizarre If you liked this review please consider joining https://steamcommunity.com/groups/completingthebacklog and https://steamcommunity.com/groups/ImperialReviews

First impression; got blasted away by waaaay too loud music, looked for Options, saw that there were no Options button, clicked Escape because hey this ain't my first rodeo, got to some kind of menue with some weird gun symbol that couldn't be clicked, save, load etc and a button with a music note on it. So basically music, and sound I assume, are either On or Off, NO volume controls! Biiiiiiig fat red flag there! Started the game, okay the dialogue's pretty good, a few missing spaces in sentences and the names of locations are pretty much all misspelled somehow, for instance it says Girl's House, when there's 3 girls living there, it should be The Girls' House. Picked Jenny because thought I'd go for the threesome route, goes pretty easy then wham, she hits me with some stupid trivia questions, wtf. A few quick searches aaaand, wth is this? A banana? Umm... So I start clicking around like crazy, okay you're supposed to fill that stupid crystal heart somehow? God this is stupid, so I click here and then uuuuh? Somehow make it through, then I finally realize you're supposed to click and rotate the banana anti clock-wise around her.... If you're thinking about buying this game only for the smut, let me repeat that sentence again for you, you click and rotate the banana cursor anti clock-wise around her, and that's it. Felt about as erotic and satisfying as dipping your arm into a clogged drain. Every single sex scene is nothing but that, anti clock-wise banana cursor rotation. No animations, just a still picture or two with some uninspired moan sound effects. Yeah you like that you life-less cut-away, you like me rotating the banana? *Ahrm* And this was with the "patch" installed as well! Seriously, I dunno if they were trying to be hipstery and ironic or something, dumb as fuck though, completely pointless, I never thought I'd see the day where they managed to make sex scenes a negative instead of an added bonus, there is zero point in having them. If they were intentionally trying to troll everyone who bought this game, mission accomplished, but that's not how you get return customers. Anyways, continued, eventually got the threesome on my first try (more banana rotating) yadda-yadda aaaand bad end. So it turns out, that the only positive about this game, y'know the fun dialogue? Yeah, you're not supposed to have fun, if you pick the fun dialogue options, you lose. You have to suck up to everyone, including the *Minor Spoilers* creepy spore growing, gps implanting, k-pop look-a-like super nerd. How fun is that? Not a whole damn lot. I did a second playthrough anyways, got a good ending, if you can call it that (do not pick Lucy, ever). And it was just awful having to click and click and click again and again, if you're going to do a visual novel style game without using Renpy, at least program the fucking thing to have the same basic functionality! How bout a skip button, a save function that isn't auto-save, end credits that you can click away instead of having to sit through them TWICE. The collectible items you get from girls, there is no way to view them, so you might as well not be getting them at all. Can't replay scenes either (why ever would you want to though) so no gallery. And after the end credits stopped rolling, suddenly it stopped registering mouse clicks in the game, it worked in the menue, but I had to manually restart the game to get it to work again. TL:DR, as far as I'm concerned, there's only one reason to play this mostly broken game, for the dialogue, there is some slightly fun stuff in there, but like I said you get punished for picking those choices, so they fucked THAT up too. I got it for 0,99Euro though, got some entertainment for uh, dunno half an hour or so maybe, maybe an hour, so there's that, but as a visual novel style game this one is extremely lacking.

I was pleasantly surprised by this one. Short, but sweet. Down to facts. PROS: - great cartoonish look that reminds me of an old German erotic games that I have played a long time ago (Lula: The Sexy Empire) - interesting story that keeps you peeled to the screen until you finish it - those mini games with girls are "interesting". Especially if you get the uncensor patch from the developers (HINT: check the message board for it). - funny dialogues where you can try and play a smartass, a charmer or a cold detective. Maybe even a combination of all three :) CONS: - no way to replay an already finished chapter. You need to start all over if you missed something or want to play something differently. That was my biggest grip with the game. - CLICKING. There is no fast forward or skip text option in this game. Not a problem on the first playthrough, but ..... - the game is short and I was able to finish it in two hours with some chapter restarts to see the other options. Final score: 8/10 Especially recommended when it's on sale!

Based on the images, there were two ways this game could've gone: 1. Self-aware, goofy fun with ridiculous characters, intentionally awful dialogue options and shameless service. 2. Cringy, pseudo-mature, self-serious drivel with the occasional "lol boobs" moment. I'm glad to say, after 1 playthrough, that they nailed the first option. I got a bad ending once I dropped all pretense of caring about the case more than the women, but the fun conversations, fast pace of the game and many options for diverging paths guarantee I'll go back and try to get different endings. And maybe not get horribly murdered next time... Seriously, it's cheap and it's a hoot. 100% Recommend.