Follow The Leader

xSaitoHx
Mar 31
2 min read

About the Game

Follow the leader is an NSFW VN game where you find yourself on the run from your former Slave-master after saving one of the cloned girls of his harem.

Story

You play as a slave to a Baron, who gained a particular liking towards you after your years working for him, after you were born into slavery and left behind by your mother, who ran away when you were a kid.

The story begins on the day you were supposed to be freed, after working off enough credits to finally buy your freedom, but that all gets turned upside down, as you walk in on him about to execute one of the illegally lab-grown clones for refusing to sleep with him, which results in you being imprisoned awaiting execution after you stop him.

As thanks for your help, the three cloned girls help you escape, and that’s where the story really begins.

Gameplay

The gameplay is the same as most of this style of VN games, you read through the story, occasionally make a choice, which tends to have no consequences, but some do add a few more scenes, extra dialogue, or a game over.

Choices matter more when it comes to spending time with the girls, as you choose who you get closer with, and your choices with them do count for how close you get to them.

Visuals

There are only 3 romancable characters, and while they do each look quite different from one another, I can’t say I liked or saw the appeal in any of them, as the visual style used for the game is not good, and looks quite jarring, especially their faces but that does come to a subjective opinion.

The three characters are a tall, darker tanned, big breasted girl, a petite, ginger filled with freckles, and a punk petite Asian.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Story.

Cons

Not much variety for characters, and not too many NSFW scenes.
This one is subjective, but the visual style for characters was unappealing.

Conclusion

The game isn’t particularly long, and choices don’t really matter. There aren’t many NSFW scenes, and there isn’t much of a variety to them.

The game is overall ok, with not a bad story, but I definitely wouldn’t recommend it for its price tag, and would suggest waiting until it’s at the very least discounted by 50%.

Rating: 5/10