The toilet is the first thing you see. Not a joke. The game opens in a bathroom, and I spent maybe five minutes just staring at the porcelain, wondering if this was some kind of statement. It's not. It's just where you start, and honestly, it sets the tone better than any menu screen could. This is Christie Room, or at least a preview of it, and it doesn't give a shit about impressing you with polish.

Jenny is waiting somewhere, already horny, which is the whole premise. You're on a date, and the goal is to pick the right dialogue options to get her clothes off. The writing is what you'd expect, clumsy and direct, like someone translating porn dialogue from memory. One wrong answer and she'll just... not. But the right ones lead to scenes that are surprisingly long. I got stuck on a loop where I kept choosing the same bad option just to see her annoyed face, which is more expressive than it has any right to be. The big tits are there, obviously, and the physics are janky in a way that makes them move like water balloons filled with pudding. I couldn't stop watching.

The hard sex scenes trigger fast once you figure out the pattern. There's no buildup, no romance, just a sudden cut to a position that looks uncomfortable for both parties. The 3D models have that shiny, early-2000s render look, skin like polished plastic. It's ugly. I love it. The whole thing feels like a forgotten Newgrounds submission that someone found on a dusty hard drive. The sound design is mostly silence with occasional wet slaps that don't sync up at all.

I forgot to mention the WC. That toilet at the start. It's not interactive. You can't flush it. Why is it there? I kept waiting for it to become relevant, like maybe Jenny would need to use it, or it would be part of some weird fetish scene. Nothing. Just a toilet, watching you fail at seduction. Maybe that's the real game. The preview ends abruptly, right when you think there's more to explore, leaving you with a screen that's just... empty. No credits, no thanks for playing. Just gone.