The car scene at the start, watching the old house shrink in the mirror, that stuck with me more than it should. Not because it's deep or anything, but because the whole game feels like that. A slow pull away from something broken, toward a horizon that's mostly just more problems with a fresh coat of paint. You're this guy, dad fucked off to another family, and now you're the man of a house that's falling apart. Mom's a wreck, sister's... well, she's there. And the phone calls with dad, god, those are the worst. He wants back in but can't, and the game makes you sit with that pathetic energy until you almost respect it.

Almost.

The remake tag is doing some heavy lifting here because the 3DCG still looks like someone discovered rendering last Tuesday. Skin textures have that waxy mannequin sheen, and during a particular blowjob scene with the mom character, her jaw unhinges in a way that made me think of a snake trying to swallow a coconut. I couldn't unsee it. The animation loops are stiff, like action figures being mashed together, but somehow that jank adds to the whole grimy vibe. It's not polished, it's not trying to be, and I weirdly appreciate that. There's a footjob sequence that's so awkwardly framed you can practically see the developer struggling with the camera angles in real time.

The incest stuff is front and center, no coy "step" nonsense, it's just there. Mom, sister, the whole broken family buffet. The adventure tag is a lie though, you're mostly clicking through dialogue trees that lead to the same sticky conclusions. Group scenes unlock later and they're chaotic in a way that feels less like a fantasy and more like a scheduling error. One minute you're having a heartfelt talk about dad abandoning you, the next you're balls deep in a creampie scenario with zero transition. The emotional whiplash is almost the point, I think. Or maybe the writing is just that disjointed. The sex toys make an appearance in a masturbation scene that goes on for so long I alt-tabbed to check if my browser froze. It hadn't. The game just really, really wanted me to watch.