The memory loss thing is just an excuse, right? Like, nobody's here for the plot. I tracked maybe four dialogue lines about the protagonist's past before I was too busy trying to figure out how to get the slime girl's top off. The game knows this. One minute you're in a cave with a serious "who am I" monologue, the next you're losing a turn-based fight on purpose just to see the defeat animation. The combat is a straight Pokรฉmon rip, complete with move accuracy and status effects, but instead of fainting, the loser gets... well. The harpy's special move has a 70% chance to paralyze and a 100% chance to make you forget you were supposed to be dungeon crawling.
The sandbox map is weirdly big for a game that's mostly about fucking monster girls. I spent twenty minutes walking into dead ends in a forest, fighting the same wolf-girl three times, and I still don't know if I was progressing or just grinding. The AI-generated art is inconsistent as hell. One scene the catgirl has six fingers, the next she's got the normal five, and honestly? Didn't care. The animations during the handjob scene with the elf were surprisingly smooth though, the kind of loop that makes you forget the janky overworld sprites. The violence tag isn't kidding either. There's a scene with a lamia that goes from flirty to graphic real quick, and I had to sit there for a second like, "oh, we're doing this now."
The harem management is... there? I think? I recruited a goblin and a witch but they never interact with each other, just stand in different corners of the hub area waiting for me to click on them. The dungeon crawling has random encounters that feel less random and more like the game deciding I've been walking too long without a titty in my face. Which, fair. There's this one NPC you can meet in the ruins who doesn't fight you, just offers a quest that I'm 90% sure is bugged because I completed it and she still says the same line. Still tapped that. The whole thing runs in browser so it chugs on my laptop like it's rendering a NASA simulation, but the load times give me a moment to question my choices. The achievement tracker in my brain unlocked "Wasted 30 Minutes on a Bugged Quest" and "Saw a Nipple Clip Through a Shirt" within the first hour.