Club Velvet Rose: Midnight Bliss

[h1]This is a disappointing mess and not enjoyable.[/h1] [h2]Pros[/h2] - It seems like there is more content than previous CVR, with more rooms and characters. [h2]Cons[/h2] - Badly written or translated text. - Too much pointless dialogue. - Meaningless "quest" system. - Multiple consecutive dialogues needed with the same character. - Feels like you are randomly running around the club, groping and trying to bang every girl in sight (which for an AVN can be fine, except is at odds with all the dialogue and supposedly connecting with each character and their back story.) - Animations are not smooth. I suspect this is because of the "all new and improved ultra ultra HD models". There is something off about them, heading into uncanny valley. The original Veronica (especially her face) in the old CVR was great. If you want to improve the quality of the sex scenes increase the frame rate, not the resolution of the models. Like how much texture do we need to see on the guy's d*ck skin? Really?

I think what ruins the game the most is the boring dialog. If they would spice it up it would be much better.

I'll slightly give this game a thumbs up due to the amount of work that went into it. Theres tons of translation issues present and typos as well as graphical issues with scenes. If you can look past those issues theres a lot to enjoy with this and the animations are well done

Visually striking visual novel set in a moody, neon-lit swingers club. Well-designed characters and surprisingly engaging interactions that go beyond the usual genre tropes. The animations could use some polishing, but it's a clear step up from American Sunset and the overall vibe is stylish, immersive, and refreshingly fun.

CVR: MB is a VN-lite/sim-lite mix with a dark yet glam aesthetic that pulls you into its seductive nightlife setting. The artwork is lush and moody, with detailed character designs that fit the neo-gothic (is this even a thing, LOL?) theme. The two main characters, Hugo and his wife Hazel, end up in a swingers' club, where they explore their fantasies and test their boundaries. Hazel’s emotional depth adds weight to the narrative, making her a standout in the cast. The soundtrack isn’t anything to write home about, but it complements the vibe well. While the atmosphere is immersive, the pacing drags at times, with some dialogue feeling repetitive or overly cryptic. Choices matter, but certain endings feel rushed or underdeveloped, leaving plot threads dangling. Despite its flaws, the game has charm—especially if you enjoy slow-burn storytelling and lavish visuals. It’s a solid pick for a late-night playthrough, though don’t expect groundbreaking depth. A flawed but intriguing VN for the right player.

Definitely Recommending It! Decent Graphics, Great Cum shots! Intriguing Story, not at all what I thought this Game was going to be about? Correct me, if I'm wrong, but in another AVN Game, I think, It's Being a DIK, they mention: Club Velvet Rose, but in that Game, It's a Strip Club & sometimes Girls from the Club attend Frat Parties??

good rerun of the original flash game

Have to agree with the Clone 8En review.

Short