Guy shows up at Oakheart thinking he’s gonna “reinvent himself” and it instantly feels like one of those campus dramas where everyone’s pretending to be fine while they’re actually a total mess. He acts like this smooth, confident prince of film class, joking around, flirting, talking big about cinema on his phone while scrolling through TikTok, but in his head he’s just some awkward dude who’d rather sit in the back and watch people like a creep with a camera. The whole thing has this weird mix of horny college comedy and quiet anxiety that somehow works. One minute you’re sitting in a lecture trying to pick a dialogue choice that doesn’t make you sound like a dick, the next you’re in a dark dorm room with a girl riding your dick, her tits bouncing in your face, and you suddenly remember, oh right, he’s supposed to be “traumatized”. Felt a bit like running a fan convention schedule in my head: ok, at 10:00 we have awkward coffee with the shy girl, then at 11:30 is throat-fucking rehearsal, followed by post-oral emotional breakdown. Totally normal day. The whole thing looks like a decent mobile title, but the sex scenes are animated in a way that makes it way too easy to forget whatever project you were doing on Google Docs before you “just checked something quick” in your browser. Breasts are big, asses are bigger, and someone in the dev team clearly likes close-up shots of lips around a cock. Not complaining. Actually, complaining a bit, because the camera sometimes goes all “I’m an auteur” when I just wanna see more of her pussy stretching around him instead of another artsy angle of the dude’s shoulder.
Most of the fun is how the relationships slowly tilt from awkward to filthy without losing the school vibe. You’re texting on your phone under the desk, pretending to listen to a lecture about classic cinema, while one of the girls sends you a pic of her panties pushed to the side in the bathroom stall. That moment when you tell her to leave them on, and later you’re in her dorm, fucking her hard with her skirt still bunched up and those same panties digging into her thigh, and she’s trying not to moan too loud because her roommate’s “totally sleeping” on the other side of the thin wall. There’s this one scene on the bleachers behind a building, where she starts with an innocent little handjob, nervous giggles and all, eyes flicking around in case someone walks by, and you can choose to push it further. If you do, she drops to her knees and starts sucking like she’s been thinking about this all week. The devs really linger on the spit, the soft gagging sounds, the way her jaw works around the head, tiny details that honestly feel more intimate than the big “epic” story monologues. It’s kinda funny, because from the outside it looks like a romance story about healing and trust, but when you’re actually playing, half your emotional growth happens while you’re balls-deep in some girl on a couch, her legs wrapped around you, her nails in your back, and both of you pretending this is “just casual”. Some choices feel like organizing cosplay guests for a con: you know you’re supposed to be professional and keep some distance, but then someone shows up in a tight shirt, leans forward, and suddenly your careful plan melts into “ok how do I get her alone in a quiet room”. The game does that to you a lot. Sometimes it even works too well, because the voyeur moments, like watching two girls argue softly in a hallway before they notice you, made me wish I could just stay hidden and keep spying instead of jumping into the conversation with some forced witty line. But then again, seconds later I’m balls-deep in one of them, watching her tits bounce in a soft loop on my phone screen, and all my complaints about pacing or character arcs turn into “yeah, move a little slower, just like that”.