About this game
I got really into the clothing system. Like weirdly into it. You can buy all these outfits and some of them are just normal but then there are others that are clearly meant for something else. I spent probably an hour just trying different combinations on my character and watching the little animations. The gym is also there. You go to the gym. You click the button. Your stats go up. I don't know why I kept doing it but I did. It's one of those things where the repetition becomes the point I guess.
The whole thing feels like someone took a flash game from 2006 and then poured a very specific kind of hormone cocktail all over it. The art is rough. Not rough in a charming way, just rough. Faces look a bit off sometimes and the animations are stiff but honestly that adds to the whole weird vibe. It's a dystopian setting but it barely matters. You work a job, you earn money, you buy clothes, you talk to the futa characters. That's it. That's the loop. And somewhere in there you either become someone's partner or you end up on a very different path. The sissification stuff creeps up on you. One minute you're just trying to raise your charisma stat and the next you're wearing something you didn't expect and the dialogue options shift.
I wish the work minigame was less boring but it won't change so whatever. There's this one character, tall, dominant, the way she looks at the screen during certain scenes made me forget I was supposed to be the one doing the seducing. The oral and anal scenes are explicit, no fade to black bullshit. The BDSM elements are there but not in a dungeon way, more in a social control way which is actually hotter. The game doesn't announce itself. It just sits there looking like a cheap dating sim and then three hours are gone and you've developed opinions about which gym routine is optimal for getting railed. The male protagonist is a blank slate, literally no personality, but that works because you project everything onto him. You project a lot.