Ok so the whole thing is framed as these confidential files about the Shibuya Incident, right? Like some top secret Jujutsu sorcerer report you're not supposed to see. That's the vibe. And it's turn based combat which honestly I was trash at first. Kept getting my ass handed to me by these weird cursed spirits because I didn't understand the rhythm. You gotta grope to weaken them. Yeah. That's the mechanic. It's so stupid and I love it.

The first monster girl, the one with the long hair, her scene plays out like a fever dream. You're fumbling around in combat and suddenly you land a grab and the screen shifts to this 2DCG closeup. It's not super polished, the art has this rough sketchy quality like someone drew it in a hurry between classes. But that almost makes it hotter? Like finding a dirty doodle in a notebook. The vaginal scene with her, the way the text describes her suddenly going from hostile to... not hostile, it's got this weird humor to it. You got multiple protagonists too so you switch perspectives and see the same messy situation from another angle. My brain kept mixing up who I was controlling.

Combat wise it's simple but the groping minigame is where it's at. Miss the timing and you get smacked. Land it and well. You get the files. The humor is dark, like the whole premise is absurd. These serious sorcerer dudes filing reports about this. I spent way too long on the second monster, the one that splits, trying to see all the variations. The game doesn't explain the turn order well, I kept losing turns and getting frustrated. Why is the UI so tiny? Anyway. The contrast between the serious report framing and the actual content is what got me. It's a mess but a memorable one.