Vanessa

+ Characters are relatable, even if they follow the classic Idol archetypes (chunni,♥♥♥♥, sadistic loli). Each character has its own set of strengths and weaknesses, and I can't say that I didn't like any of the actors, no matter how I rated the girls. + The story arc pays off. The setup is typical of any record in the idol genre, maybe a little rougher. I never felt like the main story was a chore to get through. Most eroge (or not, if you're a guy of all ages) tend to forget a decent story, SSSN manages to keep you hooked. You root for the characters, and some of the side characters (like Sato) are just as interesting as the main ones. +The main character is a vessel, but he is not stupid. You obviously go into this wanting a first-person experience, but the Producer acts the way a producer should act, and never felt forced to. I like the idea that my character is not a blockhead. +Character art. I really like the way they create their characters. Love in space has its own character style, and although some may not be in it. + Self-aware, funny, and sometimes dramatic dialogue never feels attached. I remember laughing at some of the situations that were happening. The story balances humor, drama, and romance very well. It never seemed like it was too stupid or too serious, which is often the case in such titles. +Constant support from the developer. Most likely, if you encounter a problem, they will fix it. Love in space takes care of its products, and it shows. They have no animosity towards their base, and the fact that they have kept their production so transparent for the past two years should be a wake-up call to other members of the developer community. +Voice Of An Actress! The partial vocal script is very refreshing in a genre that sometimes forgets to get high-quality voice acting. It's not every line, but it's about as top-notch as any other. Remorse: "My biggest gripe is probably using 'oops'." Please use a different word. -The soundtrack may repeat itself during the reading, but is this really the first time in this genre? - Maria obviously has her own problems, but sometimes I wish Captain Buzzkill would shut up. She also constantly reminds me that as soon as you turn 25, you can be sent to a nursing home. God, she makes me feel olde.