Don't let my 2 star rating mislead you, this is a good game. It's got passable writing, and decent sex scenes. It suffers from a lot of the same issues other 3D games have visually, but that's not really much of an issue.
Shut Up and Dance is a fairly dense game, there's a lot of text, and a good amount of choices, but what makes it stand out is that those choices tend to matter. There are very few empty choices that have no lasting impact, even choices you make at the start can come back to bite you much later. It was fairly satisfying to explore the different choices and how they changed the story, and that's something I can't say about most other games.
But this brings us to the reason I'm rating this game two stars; the cousin, Angeline, is a trash character given undue importance through a combination of contrived stupidity, and a lack of choices. Nothing you do matters in regards to your cousin, you cannot tell her no, you cannot push her away like you can with every other character. She is a black hole who sucks up the game's substance, and leaves it a lesser product from the moment she appears.
As of episode 4, I don't know if I would really recommend this game to others. While I enjoy most aspects of Shut Up and Dance, and will follow its development through future updates, the cousin sucks the life out of an otherwise fine product, and I'm skeptical of its future, to say the least.
Shut Up and Dance is a fairly dense game, there's a lot of text, and a good amount of choices, but what makes it stand out is that those choices tend to matter. There are very few empty choices that have no lasting impact, even choices you make at the start can come back to bite you much later. It was fairly satisfying to explore the different choices and how they changed the story, and that's something I can't say about most other games.
But this brings us to the reason I'm rating this game two stars; the cousin, Angeline, is a trash character given undue importance through a combination of contrived stupidity, and a lack of choices. Nothing you do matters in regards to your cousin, you cannot tell her no, you cannot push her away like you can with every other character. She is a black hole who sucks up the game's substance, and leaves it a lesser product from the moment she appears.
As of episode 4, I don't know if I would really recommend this game to others. While I enjoy most aspects of Shut Up and Dance, and will follow its development through future updates, the cousin sucks the life out of an otherwise fine product, and I'm skeptical of its future, to say the least.