Nothing really stood about the sound, I mean the voice actors were great, the BGM wasn't anything special. I thought hmm if I bought the blu-ray maybe I'd see a uncensored goodness but no.nope. I also must point out at this point that the show is censored even the Blu-ray which was upsetting and a bit unexpected for me. With the art the characters are very well designed, I really can't say I enjoyed the sexual interactions too much mainly because ahegao (tongue out) faces were a overly dramatized making it a bit awkward. Slowly but surely began to fall for the MC though it is cliche in harems I found this highly acceptable in Eroge! Especially since naturally it was part of their jobs to work together and practically be together during their job.
The other subject I'd like to bring up with the characters is that I loved how the girls It's fun, really well paced and just had me wanting to see even more! The introduction to the characters were your typical 1 by 1 or 1 at a time introductions so there was anything too special about that. I want to start off by saying the story, for a hentai title of all things is actually really good. I ordinary do not watch hentai however this is one title that really stood out for many reasons! however, for now I'll just focus on the little things. Under the attentive eye of Tomoya, they explore previously uncharted waters of sexual pleasure-all for the sake of the company's survival. Eager to learn and develop their professional skills, the girls embark on a crash course to grasp the essence of erogames. The first thing Tomoya points out is that Flower's employees have no sexual experience thus, their scenarios and sex scenes lack in-depth and firsthand expertise. However, owing to his massive experience in the field, Nene Sonono-Flower's director-decides to hire him as a consultant.
Tomoya Mochizuki's passion is erotic games, or "erogames." He can neither write scenarios nor program, and his artistic skills are quite frankly terrible. The employees of this all-female company desperately need additional hands to help them finish a new project on time. After its first release turned out to be a complete letdown, the studio is now struggling to make ends meet. Flower, a local game design studio, finds itself on the verge of shutting down.
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