Ren'Py - Let's Split Up Gang [v4 alpha] [Hentaku Studios]

I've been playing since the first alpha dropped which was rough around the edges however the updates are super consistent and it just keeps getting better and better! The writing is fun and quirky, and the dev even starting getting VA's involved to bring it more to life. Very excited to see where this game goes in the future, I have a very good feeling the game will be extremely successfull! Keep up the great work NTR Critic!!!

Let's Split Up Gang gave me a lot of nostalgia, especially during the introduction. Although it seems like it is still quite early in the design process, there is a decent amount of content around Daphne that has some solid artwork. This could be a really interesting game in the long run.

I personally think the game will do well if it leans heavily into the story and playing on old Scooby Doo tropes. The sandbox section for me felt a bit less interesting to me (maybe interspersing sandbox sections and scripted story sections would work well). Also would love to see more build up and introduction to Red's character and more laying of the foundation for Daphne (and Velma's) corruption/NTR.

Solid start, keen to see where it goes.

could be a good hgame but currently too basic and too boring. needs either great story or way more hcontent that also serves the story. i think if youre going to use the Scooby characters the dev really needs to explore the full possibilities of leaning into ghosts and make it more fun and sexy instead of how dull or dry it feels so far.

Pretty fun start to what could be a good game. Not a huge amount of content yet, but what's available is humorous and tone appropriate.

Some limited sound effects/voicing and the theme music is a nice touch.

Hope to see more in the future.

Nostalgia and the artwork goes hand in hand.
The snippets of audio was a pleasant shock.

All in all there isn't much content, but there wasn't any game breaking bugs either. For an initial release this work isn't bad.

P.S. I'm biased if the art correlates with the original.