So the RPG Maker tag is there and yeah, it shows. Not in a bad way but like, you can feel the bones of it. The walking sprites, the text boxes. But whoever made this was clearly more interested in what happens when the text boxes close, you know? The whole thing feels like someone's private fantasy folder got turned into a game, complete with all the weird little obsessions.

Julia's mask is the thing I keep thinking about. It's not some fancy lace thing, it's like a solid, almost superhero-style mask that covers her eyes. And the game never really explains it? She just wears it. During sex, during conversations, just... there. There's a scene early on where she's getting groped in a crowd, and the focus is on her mouth, her lips parting, because you can't see her eyes. It's a strange choice but it works, makes every oral sex scene feel more intense because you're just staring at what her mouth is doing. The sound effects during those parts are way too wet, like someone recorded themselves eating a peach right next to a microphone. It's gross and perfect.

Got distracted by a side character's arc for like an hour. A girl who starts off teasing Julia and then there's this whole lesbian scene in a back room that's more about the awkward fumbling than the actual sex. The dialogue is surprisingly funny, full of these weird pauses and non-sequiturs. "Is your mask itchy?" gets asked right in the middle of some heavy petting. Made me snort. The graphic violence tag is no joke though, it comes out of nowhere in one route and it's jarring in a way that feels almost accidental, like the creator forgot what kind of game they were making for a second. The threesome content is there, standard creampie finish, but honestly the best stuff is the one-on-one vaginal sex scenes where the mask thing becomes this whole power play.