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6/29/2025, 10:20:56 PM
>>529299796
>random password in the Liner Notes
>Nothingburger
No, I refuse to accept this. If necessary, I will try every choice in the VN with this combination until I reach my Nirvana.
>How so?
Mojika is incredibly unique, daring and ambitious in its visual and auditory presentation. It might be the only VN where every scene is seen from the MC's immediate point of view, including CGs.
The [wordsight] must've been a hell to program and include in unique ways for every single CG, yet they didn't spare the effort to create a unique VN.
Aside from Naruko and Tsubomi in a sense there're no conventional heroine routes, as most of them are as despicable as Suteru himself. Instead you're actively pursuing to drag most of them down to Suteru's level. And yet, all of the girls ended up taking a place in my heart.
Every single h-scene was at least a 9/10; it's a paradise for correctional rape enjoyers like myself. Writing ero scenes that don't disrupt the plot is hard enough that most writers fail at it, and in Mojika's case, I wished there were even more of it.
>random password in the Liner Notes
>Nothingburger
No, I refuse to accept this. If necessary, I will try every choice in the VN with this combination until I reach my Nirvana.
>How so?
Mojika is incredibly unique, daring and ambitious in its visual and auditory presentation. It might be the only VN where every scene is seen from the MC's immediate point of view, including CGs.
The [wordsight] must've been a hell to program and include in unique ways for every single CG, yet they didn't spare the effort to create a unique VN.
Aside from Naruko and Tsubomi in a sense there're no conventional heroine routes, as most of them are as despicable as Suteru himself. Instead you're actively pursuing to drag most of them down to Suteru's level. And yet, all of the girls ended up taking a place in my heart.
Every single h-scene was at least a 9/10; it's a paradise for correctional rape enjoyers like myself. Writing ero scenes that don't disrupt the plot is hard enough that most writers fail at it, and in Mojika's case, I wished there were even more of it.
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