About this game
Look, the savefiles for this one are a mess. Not the game code, I mean the actual decisions you're supposed to track. I've got folders where I labeled a branch "wife suspects nothing" and then three scenes later she's giving me that look, the one that says she's already packed her bags but she's too tired to leave. Uncontrollable Lust sells itself on the cheating tag but honestly the marriage feels like the tutorial you can't skip. The real game is about your father's voice in your head, this constant nagging ghost that turns every grope into a therapy session. There's a scene with the neighbor, early on, where she bends over to get her newspaper and the internal monologue just... spirals. Not about her ass, which is rendered with the kind of loving detail that makes you wonder if the artist was working through something, but about how your dad once called you weak for crying over a sc*** knee. That's the juice. The harem stuff, the visual novel choices that funnel you toward one CG hentai set or another, that's almost beside the point.
The family tag gets weird. Not in the way you think. Your own kids are barely there, more like props that remind you you're supposed to be an adult. But the game keeps throwing these flashbacks of your mother, these silent judgmental stares from a woman who's been dead for years in the story's timeline. I kept a save right before a choice where you can either kiss your wife or fantasize about her sister, and the difference isn't lust versus loyalty. It's whether you want to hear your father's laugh echo through the text box. The "freedom" code unlocks a gallery that honestly feels like cheating on the whole premise of the game. Why struggle with the morality system when you can just... look at the pictures? But I still went back to my save. Still tried to get the ending where you don't fuck everything up. The secret code "skyisnotblue" does nothing, by the way, or maybe it does and I just wasn't paying attention to the right variable. That's the kind of game this is. You miss the point and call it a bug.