A game about pro-life that unintentionally promotes abortion by showing how awful a fetus’s dream can be. The dream includes being brutally disemboweled, freezing to death, banging your adopted sister or eating your own mother. The ending also goes “no wait! life is good!” while the main protagonist forgets EVERYTHING that happened in their dream. Nothing in this game meant anything and even aborting the child has more in game significance.

The writing is either convoluted or extremely dumb. Bad endings exist for the sake of bad endings. You have:

1. Save your sister from falling to her death. Leads to a bad ending where you have multiple children with her.

2. Prevent Megi from killing everyone to save her child (The world instantly ends and everyone is explained to just magically die).

3. Not related to choices per say. But the expected ending of Route A involves Mikuri choosing to sacrifice herself on the pressure plate so the two children could leave the apocalypse base. It’s so pointless because Mikuri could have put something heavy on it. Her absence only led to the children dying out in the snow.

Characters have deviations because it’s a “different route.” Megi gets eaten as a HUMAN in one route and in the next route she’s a fucking ANDROID. It’s so confusing and the explanation why it happens is piss poor.

For the other stuff… The foreshadowing is also as subtle as a character screaming before attempting a surprise attack. The translation is also really bad. It just makes the writing look even worse. Just a very poor game, but still somewhat batter than Charon’s other games.

Demonica is the best part and it’s not because of her writing. If I had a nickel for everytime there was was a gay 4th wall breaker with purple hair then I’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice.

Nomnomnami's games have aged poorly in nostalgia after it was revealed they groomed a minor as a 24-year-old. I tend to give stories with bad creators a pass as long as the creator's beliefs aren't woven into the story. (The Romance Detective series was a self-insert between Nami and the minor). In non-problematic stories like this, I think Nomnomnami is a fine writer. Almost all of the other LWT games are better than this one.

The Lonely Wolf Treat series is a straightforward and sweet story about a wolf named Treat trying to find shelter in a Bunny village. The bunnies are extremely racist to Treat and constantly tell her to leave the village. They call Treat a wolf in a derogatory manner and are implied to commit hate crimes against Treat in Nami's short comics. There isn't enough about the bunnies outside of being one-dimensional racists who want to protect their loved ones from wolves. At least until the next game, which actually adds a lot more layers to... the racists... Huh.

I understand that LWT is the first game of a polyamorous yuri love story. Mochi eventually arrives and makes this game easier to sit through. It's just too uncomfortable at the beginning, especially if you have no context about the racist bunnies' history beforehand. The discomfort is the whole point of LWT because racism is obviously a terrible thing. It's incredibly easy to feel bad for Treat and not think twice about the racists. Is this game supposed to be a demonstration of how bad racism is?

Just play this game if you want something that covers a complicated topic but is easy to understand if you have even a mediocre moral compass.