This in itself is not unique, but the depth of which these two paths branch is unusual in this genre of game. Hinata is the MC's main target, and there's two paths available to pursue her, Romance and Corruption. I would (being someone who is only moderately interested in the original source material) actually argue it's the high point of the game. The dynamic between her and MC is interesting, and develops as the story goes along. The only original character is Kamiko, the one responsible for pulling you through the screen. The story is hardly original, with a failure-to-launch thirty-year-old being pulled into the Naruto universe, but the setup is actually decently compelling. The problem with this game is that the rest of the features lag well behind the exceptional artwork. The style deviates from the usual anime style, but I think it does it exceptionally well, if not better than the source material. From an art perspective, this game is truly one of a kind. Renders in the dark are often backlit with a moodier light, while slides in the light focus on having earthier colors and lighter tones. The fact that they aren't your usual Daz studio or Honey Select models is actually a big plus. There's even simple but effective animations that really breathe additional life into the beautiful panels. Each shot is composed so well, with a surprising eye for detail and a specific attention to lighting and utilization of space. Every frame a painting is an overused cliche, but this game really attempts to make that a reality. That, and the art-which is truly exceptional-convinced me to give the game a try. Thankfully, this game appears to be neither. I have to preface that I'm not usually a fan of fandom games, because they usually end up relying on having specific knowledge of the franchise and resort to a bunch of referential jokes, or they end up grossly deviating from the characters they are purportedly imitating and become a horrible parody.

Stunning Artwork and Unfulfilled Promises

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