I'm going through my many screenshots and this is my favorite out of context screen. Oscar just met his not-dad but he is not going to stand for this shit hurting his boy.

 A Short review.

 I want to first say that thank you for giving this amazing game, I have been playing this game for days and I love it. I am very biased towards Furry VN games that have the MC as human and the rest of the cast as other races, love those scenarios the most. I will be giving the rest in segments.

The lore is so amazing and deep into the story, I had to replay a couple times it took me a while to understand since mainly I was interested in my relationship with the minotaur lol. I was never interested into historical events no matter where it came from, so props to you all convincing me to research haha.

I love the characters in this story they have their own personalities that make it fun to run the hotel.

I don’t understand how people can dislike the art, I think it fits great in this setting, and Asterion has the cutest and most wonderful expressions, he is such a precious Mino. Everyone else has great expressions

The music themes created and selected, are just fantastic they fit every place where they should be, I love the desert themes the most, Asterions themes always makes me teary, like damn.

 I want to say tremendous congrats on the writing it is excruiciatingly and painfully good. I was always playing the good route when I could and so I heavily debated doing the ruthless route. I finally did out of curiosity. When I did my first run on the Ruthless route I went as evil as I could be, I was mortified, the writing had me writhing in my seat with torture of the MC becoming a sadistic tyrant just giving brutal treatment to the poor Mino, I wanted for him to die, and I am glad I got that wish when he drank that potion expecting argos to give him eternal youth. and OH MY GOD ARGOS, that poor snek. He has a damn heart of gold only to be treated with that acursed fate for freeing Asterion. After I was done with the route, I was left in my seat just broken, I didn’t have it in me to go through the other ruthless endings. But by doing this route I learned more about argos, so at least I got something out of this torment. I’m sorry but I am a big softie, it was my fault going through it, but damn ive done false endings before in other VN but it was never this brutal My god, I have not been emotionally wrecked since I had watched fruits baskets, and mind you I have been playing other visual novels. 

Just superb and excellent work  you guys, You deserve that vacay kings, absolute monarchs, lords…etc. 

Liked the hinterlands 3 section, even though I thought it was hitherlands until I had to verify the name for the survey. The characters are really cute most of the time, Y'know, when they're not trying to murder each other.  Luke went from a crude and annoying eagle to a less annoying but still pretty crude eagle. Jean reminds me of Steve from minecraft from a front angle view. In my opinion Robert is the best new staff member, but I haven't gotten Themba yet so I don't know how that'll turn out. I wanna punch Jean for trying to hurt my poor little Argos, speaking of Argos, 0\10 not enough Argos simping.

The Labyrinth's Constitution seems to have some pretty significant bombshells in it and I'm surprised they haven't really been brought up yet. I'm starting to get worried I'm reading too far into things, but, well, here goes for wild theory-crafting:

Fragment D
The Labyrinth shall pull in people in accordance with the Master's specifications, from whichever location is appointed by him.
Unless otherwise stated, the Labyrinth shall pull in lost beings located anywhere under the firmament but no deeper than the surface of the Earth.

Reading this a little less than literally, an additional contract could effectively give the MC the absolute power to summon anyone he wants, from virtually anywhere (even somewhere in the afterlife), to the hotel. There are quite a few ways that power could be used to serve the story, and a potential resolution to at least one person's quest.

Fragment E
The Labyrinth's fauna, flora and geography will act as to bring the prisoner suffering in whichever way is possible.
The Master may, through contract, determine which forms of life the Labyrinth may spawn and what behaviors they may display.

Again, less-than-literal interpretation means a contract could in effect allow the MC to purge or pacify virtually all the creatures of the valley. In his encounter with the skinned effigy, it was strongly-suggested that he can already command them to his will. If that's extended to the entire valley, the MC could effectively nullify all potential dangers to Asterion.

And here's what I think is the biggest one I've noticed, which doesn't mean much on its own, but depending on where the story goes, is a very peculiar opening to a long-shot potential resolution to the entire conflict of the plot:

Fragment B
The Master shall receive ownership of the realm. He may transfer, sell, borrow and bequeath it to any individual born of human parents.

The MC could lend his position to anyone born of human parents. Not an important article on its own, but then comes Oscar, who may, in fact, be a minotaur born of human parents. If that turns out to indeed be the case, then there could be a master who is also a minotaur. There are a lot of ways that could potentially flip the story on its head and, for instance, impose contradictions on the contracts binding Asterion that could ultimately invalidate them.

All of this is just wild speculation on my part, but it's been bugging me and I'm on break so eff it, I figured I'd share :)

Belief is at the core of the story, isn't it? Like, trust is another form of belief. As is faith.  Hm.

I'm thinking about the mechanics of the hotel. How much of it showing up for people is because of Hermes mentioning it to someone vs. trust of a stranger to not lie about something ultimately conjuring the hotel to appear for them. Like how the underworld exists in Hades because the residents who live there trust it to exist but no one new is going there because no one believes in it anymore. So maybe Hermes starts the trend of getting people to believe in the hotel, and then people returning from a stay spreading their word of mouth take over?

I'm thinking of how the series might end and wondering if it's possible for the hotel to become a new underworld since it's already been reformed into something resembling Asphodel Meadow. Lots of half-formed ideas, but I think, to be honest, that Asterion is going to ultimately reject leaving the labyrinth based on what happens in the ruthless route. 

This has been late-night thoughts while waiting for food. Cue cue out. *salute*

None of the triple A games I've played in recent years had me this glued to the screen with it's story as this little indie project. They have to get their shit together and step up. Anyway great game but still 7/10 since I couldn't boop the snoot of snek husbando

Eu adoreiii essa atualizaçao, perfeita, minha parte favorita obviamente, e a parte final do capitulo 16