There's something weirdly hypnotic about the way this game starts - not with that fake heroic buildup most hentai stuff does, but like you’ve wandered into a fever dream coded by someone who took Danganronpa too seriously and then decided to make it… sticky. I swear, the ambience feels almost too quiet, too school-like, which messes with you before the nasty business even starts. You’re sneaking through busted halls, half-expecting a dumb jump scare, then bam - that black-and-white bear drops in like a smug fever hallucination. And honestly? The first time he grins at you, you already know it’s not going to end with a victory screen. It’s not even about “losing” - it’s that weird mix of tension and surrender, like the game knows exactly how long to hold you before doing something indecent with your choices.

The hypnosis angle hits different. Not subtle, but not parody either - it almost takes itself too seriously, and because of that, it works way too well. You mash space thinking you’ll wake up from the trance, but the writing starts looping on purpose, like he’s whispering through the script right into your head. Classic manipulation trick but dirtier. There’s a bit where he’s flexing - yeah, muscles, absurdly shiny, like they were polished in a fever. You think “ok this is absurd,” but then your mouse just stays there. The inflation scene caught me off guard, though… not my thing usually, but somehow it’s so smugly self-aware it almost mocks you for being curious enough to watch it. That’s when I realized I was into it. Didn’t want to be, but too late.

Weirdest part? I actually liked the clumsy grammar in some lines, felt like part of the hypnosis. I complained in the comments about one line (“your flesh trembles delicious”) but then I kept rereading it. I also hate how the background music cuts too cleanly when endings trigger. Makes the bad ones feel colder, which, somehow, fits too well. Maybe I’m messed up, but this one got under my skin the way flash games rarely do anymore. Yeah, Monokuma owns my brain now.