This game is very good.  The characters are consistent, the writing follows a cohesive narrative even when the events are implausible.  Not to mention that the game is hot, too.

I really enjoy the idea  of being able to build relationships with characters organically while also having the ability to just throw it all away and take control at any moment.  The feeling of fragility that the characters have (aided by the strength of their backstories and characters)  makes me connect with them in a way many games on this website fail to.

Overall, the game is one of the best that I've played, and I definitely recommend that you try it.  It works on 32-bit capable macs through wine, just as a heads up to other mac-users out there.  To the people on current OS, I don't think wine works anymore, so you might be screwed.

Now because I am a greedy person who wants more from this free game, I will attach a list of things I would like to see more of.

1. All of it.  The game is not finished yet, and only some routes have endings.  While all routes are pretty long and there are endings to be found within them, if you try to follow the default main path "tempted hero" to its completion, you'll hit a dead end.  The game won't tell you its over, but you'll stop seeing content after a while. This leads me to my second request
2. Guidance.  While the game seems to be going for a more organic "Roleplay your character and see what happens" format, its very easy to lock yourself out of a good deal of content.  For example, you have to intentionally lose a fight to unlock Cassandra's "Submissive" path, or avoid certain notes (which are just tiles on the ground that trigger cutscenes) until you have the exact two party members with you that are in the exact correct state within their personal quests to begin Val's "willing slave" path.  While it's cool to have all of these hidden secrets, I would like a better way to find them that isn't reading through the wiki to find out these scenes even exist and then backtracking to figure out how to trigger them.
3. Combat.  I actually like the combat.  The progression of "do thing to get better, rest to speed up" is fun and engaging.  However, it's also brutally hard if you're underleveled, which is a good thing.  I like being able to push the bounds of where I'm supposed to go, sneaking into later levels to get ahead, and occasionally getting punished by a fight that I can't win or rewarded with a ton of experience/progress.  There is even 1 character and at least 2 events that only trigger if you die to random encounters.  But for the majority of the game, if you lose, its just a quick return to the nurse's office and no real story.  While I definitely understand if this is on the bottom of the dev's priorities, I think it could be cool to see more "bad endings" or interactions like what happens when you lose to the plant girls for the different enemy types.  Or maybe even some sort of plot development with the nurse that happens as a result of waking up in her office so many times.

But yeah, these are my thoughts on Adventure high, sorry for talking so long

All in all, I like the game.
The visual component is on top.
The plot is there and widespread, making the re-passage interesting.

There is also something that I do not like.
Fights. In my opinion, battles in such games are not needed at all. They are like cardboard in food - cheaply create volume, they can be chewed for a long time, but they are not good. Since the game already has an autoboy mode for companions, it is logical to add an autoboy for the protagonist. And it’s better to remove the fights altogether or add an item, give the result after a hundred fights.
The second point that I do not like is the ending of the endings too fast. There are not enough several mini-scenes showing the life of the protagonist after each of the "bad endings". This would double the aftertaste of the game.

A truely brilliant game

Possibly the game i have played and replayed the most in this site. It seems development has currently paused, as core game is being ported to another engine. However, this version has a lot to do in it, and a lot of ramifications.

When replaying it, if looking for some specific events, use the guides. There are lines and scenes particulary difficult to get by chance or logic, as it is easy to mess up.

Its a fantastic game.

This game has coma loooooong way since a much earlier version that I vaguely remember playing. The new artwork is fantastic and I had no problems with the writing which I can be quite critical of. There's a ton of content for a game with so few likes in the Alpha stage and it's very well done and is definitely worth a couple playthroughs . Seriously, play this game!

It has it's flaws to be sure, again it's in Alpha. The save system is... odd and the menus just feel off but they function well enough. The most glaring issue is how easy it is to miss things, simply not knowing what to do next or locking yourself out of content because of a decision you made very early in the game. I'm all for decisions having consequences but I'd like to see more than one way to trigger certain things.

Looking forward to future updates and love the track this is on!