The blonde on screen, some real model type in red lingerie with bunny ears, she just stands there. Smiling. You got this shooter crosshair and the whole point is to shoot the ears off. Not the girl, just the fluffy bits attached to her head. Miss and you clip her shoulder, she flinches but the clothes stay on. For now. It's that old carnival game logic but someone decided to wrap it in a strip tease mechanic and call it a day. The arcade cabinet aesthetic is there, I guess, all neon and fake wood paneling on the UI.

The shooting feels like something from a flash game you'd find on a forgotten corner of Newgrounds. Jittery aim, no real weight to the shots. You pop an ear off and she does a little shimmy, loses the bra maybe. Next round the ears are smaller, the target zones tighter. My hand eye coordination is trash so I kept blasting her in the arm, which resets some progress meter thing. Annoying. The whole thing is deliberately unpolished, like they leaned into the jank on purpose. Which, fine, aesthetic choice, but the hitboxes on those ears get ridiculous around the third stage. Almost like they don't want you to see the full strip. The model's animations loop awkwardly, that weird dead eye stare some real model games have where the face never quite matches the body movement.

Wish there was a gallery mode or something to just see what you unlocked without having to suffer through the shooter parts again. The new year xmas theme is barely there, just some tinsel in the background. Got one clean run where I managed to get her down to just the stockings and those stupid ears still attached, taunting me. The sound design is basically nonexistent except for a wet pop when you hit an ear. Feels like someone's first project they abandoned mid way through polishing the physics. Still, I kept restarting. Something about that blank smile and the challenge of a clean shot.