- April 10, 2023
- C.C.Hill
Insert Rich Family Name
Platforms
About
"Insert Rich Family Name" is a newly released, text-based game available on Apple Store, Steam, and Google Play Store. The game offers a free demo on Itchio, featuring the prologue and full chapter 1. With no graphics, the game immerses players in a rich narrative experience, allowing them to explore the story of the rich family at its core.
- Engaging mystery plot with a fun mix of romance options and character interactions.
- Well-written and entertaining, providing a good escape with a blend of humor and suspense.
- Trans inclusive with diverse romance options, making it appealing to a wide audience.
- Short playtime with limited replayability, especially if the player is not interested in exploring all romance routes.
- Lack of investigative depth, as much of the evidence is presented by other characters rather than discovered by the player.
- Some writing issues, including typos and missed contractions, which can detract from the overall experience.
story
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is engaging and fun, featuring a mix of intriguing murder mystery elements and lighthearted queer and kinky romances, though some feel the main character lacks agency. With a well-written narrative and lovable characters, it effectively sets up for a sequel while maintaining a complete case. Overall, it offers a delightful experience that balances humor and suspense, making it a recommended play for fans of the genre.
“The story is fun and keeps you on your toes during that first play-through, and I definitely recommend it!”
“The murder plot was intriguing.”
“It feels like the main character didn't actually do anything, but just went along with a situation you can't control, pushed by convenient plot points.”
“It really tries to put cute queer and kinky romances as a stopgap for any meaningful plot resolution.”
“The game is on the shorter side, but the story is really well written and has a cast of lovable characters (and a lot of not-so-lovable ones, but even hating them is fun).”