Stolen Destiny - Version 0.1.9.5

This is an absolutely shit grind game, but when you finally get to the good stuff, it is amazingly good. You basically have no freaking clue what to do or when to do it, or if doing something 10 times will unlock a new scene or just waste your time. I just looked at the screencaps above, and I have literally only seen 3 of the 6 pics, with no idea how to get to the others. However, the redhead mo...I mean "landlady" is probably the hottest "landlady" I've seen in any game, period.

That being said, I can't recommend this game unless you know how to cheat money in, because otherwise you're just going to be grinding cash to buy champagne over and over and over, and then some more when you realize you gave it on wrong days. Seriously, the grind on this game sucks even WITH cheating money. Since it isn't obvious, the only way to advance time without sleeping to the next day is to get on your computer and select the bottom icon to play a game. It also raises your arousal (which is the pink ring around each character, even though the game literally doesn't tell you anywhere what that ring is).

Don't know how to cheat money? I'll tell you!

1) Search the web for "unren-0.91.bat" ONLY get it from a particular forum devoted to games like this, in the thread about unren, otherwise you run the risk of running a malicious .bat file, and I'm not responsible if you do.
2) Unzip it into the Stolen Destiny main folder.
3) Run it and choose option 3, then exit.
4) Start the game, get into the game far enough where you can see what your money is (Paypal icon on the computer in your bedroom), make a clean save just to be safe, then hit ctrl-d, select View Variables and somewhere in there should be "money = XXXX" (where XXXX is your current ingame money).
5) Return back to the menu and select Console, where you'll get a blank cursor. Type exactly (without the quotation marks) "money = 99999" or whatever amount you want, but too high and you could break the game. MAKE SURE you have a space before and after the equal sign. Hit escape to exit the console.
6) Check your ingame money and confirm it is now 99999.

This should work on most any game that stores money like that, FYI. Step 4 is only necessary to figure out what variable has the money, sometimes it is called some pretty weird stuff, but you can often tell because it has to equal what you see ingame. If you fool around with other variables, you can easily break the game, so make sure you save before messing with anything in the console, including money.