I keep clicking through the same five screens of this party scene because the facial expressions are so weirdly specific. There's this moment where Avery catches you watching her talk to some guy from the comments section and her smile does something I can't quite name. Not angry. Not flirting. Just... aware. The AI art in this thing is janky as hell sometimes, fingers merging into wine glasses, backgrounds that look like someone described a room to a drunk painter. But the eyes. Whoever trained this model spent way too much time on the eyes.

Chloe's handjob scene comes out of nowhere by the way. One minute you're taking photos for Avery's blog, the next her roommate is pulling you into the bathroom at this house party and the whole thing feels like it's happening in a fog. The voyeurism angle gets under your skin because you're literally holding a camera in most scenes, framing shots while Avery's comment section gets increasingly unhinged. There's this one guy who keeps posting about her legs and you can see Ethan reading it on his phone while she's right there editing her next post. The game doesn't do anything with that tension really. Just lets it sit there like a notification you're not ready to open.

I wish the exhibitionism stuff went further than it does. Avery starts leaning into the attention but it never quite tips over into anything truly messy. The photographer protagonist angle had potential for some real psychological fuckery but instead we get a pretty straightforward jealousy plot with some surprisingly hot but brief encounters. The romance bits feel genuine though, which is weird to say about a game where you can watch your girlfriend get off on strangers' comments. There's this quiet moment on the balcony that made me forget what kind of game I was playing for a second. Then Chloe shows up again and well. You know how these things go.