The whole thing feels like someone left a Koikatsu scene running overnight and forgot to turn off the auto-advance. You know that specific jank where the models clip through each other during a supposedly intimate moment? It's everywhere here. Android 21's hair phases through her shoulder while she's giving you that look, the one that's supposed to be seductive but lands somewhere between confused and mildly inconvenienced. I don't know why that made me keep clicking but it did.

The setup is pure isekai trash, you get dropped into the Dragon Ball world and immediately everyone wants to fuck. No buildup, no real reason. Bulma's there, Chi-Chi, Videl, the androids. The dialogue reads like it was translated through three different languages and then back to English by someone who only had a vague understanding of the source material. At one point Android 18 says something about "power level readings increasing in your pants area" and I had to stare at my ceiling for a solid minute. The harem aspect isn't earned at all, characters just appear in your room and things escalate. There's a scene with Android 17 that comes out of absolutely nowhere, no setup, just suddenly he's there and the game treats it like this was always the plan.

I kept playing though. The sad endings, when you actually get them, have this weird hollow quality that I genuinely enjoyed. Not because they're well written, they're not, but because the whole experience is so disjointed that a downer conclusion feels more honest than a happy one. The romance paths are so rushed that failure seems like the intended outcome. Like the game is accidentally telling the truth about these kinds of power fantasies. You can't just isekai into a world and expect genuine connection, even if the engine renders everyone's tits perfectly. The erotic scenes are explicit and frequent but they land weird, like watching action figures get mashed together. Sometimes that's exactly what you want at 2am when sleep isn't happening and your brain has turned to static. The Ren'py framework chugs along, clicking through dialogue trees that barely branch, collecting scenes like broken trophies. I won't pretend it's good. But I finished it.