Did a walkthrough with the adult patch, imo it's essential so don't miss out (you have to manually drop it inside game's folder).

Pros:
+ The art. Sprites and backgrounds are superb;
+ Soundtrack. Nothing especially fancy, but there is a good variety and most of the time it fits seamlessly, w/o constantly reminding that it's present;
+ The atmosphere. Feels highly authentic because there is a plethora of references to the culture of this time, not your average 'hey it's set in X year in X place, now let's never bring those aspects ever, ever again'.

Cons:
- Basically everything related to the story. Characters, writing, plot — not even mid. Everything is too simple and cardboard, no flow of time, basic, etc.

Conclusion:
If you want to read something solely for the sake of femslash in it then ASE is worth it (basically why I'm going to recommend this game despite huge cons). But If you want to read something at least remotely interesting with femslash in it — I'd pass.

Did a walkthrough with the adult patch, imo it's essential so don't miss out (you have to manually drop it inside game's folder). Pros: + The art. Sprites and backgrounds are superb; + Soundtrack. Nothing especially fancy, but there is a good variety and most of the time it fits seamlessly, w/o constantly reminding that it's present; + The atmosphere. Feels highly authentic because there is a plethora of references to the culture of this time, not your average 'hey it's set in X year in X place, now let's never bring those aspects ever, ever again'. Cons: - Basically everything related to the story. Characters, writing, plot — not even mid. Everything is too simple and cardboard, no flow of time, basic, etc. Conclusion: If you want to read something solely for the sake of femslash in it then ASE is worth it (basically why I'm going to recommend this game despite huge cons). But If you want to read something at least remotely [i]interesting[/i] with femslash in it — I'd pass.