Adult meet-and-fuck simulator based in 'Dragon Ball' world using illusion Koikatsu game and software!​

This one feels like somebody watched Back to the Future half-drunk, paused on all the wrong scenes, and said “ok but what if Marty’s priorities were pure horny?” You’re not just some generic MC here, you’re basically Marty with the serial numbers filed off, dumped straight into a 50s town where everyone pretends to be wholesome while clearly thinking about what’s under those long skirts. The game leans hard into the whole “teen boy in a time he doesn’t belong to” vibe, and corrupting that fake perfect small-town morality is the real loop. Classes, lockers, milkshakes, dumb school dances, then suddenly you’re coaxing a girl who still says “golly” into getting on her knees behind the gym. It’s all very “America in black and white” until your cock turns it into full color.

The dating part is surprisingly chatty. You actually have to talk to these girls, not just click “flirt” and watch magic happen. Sometimes it’s fun, sometimes you’ll stare at a dialog line thinking “no normal human talks like this” and still press it because you want to see if it leads to a blowjob in the back of a car. The game loves making you feel like you’re slowly wearing them down. One moment she’s telling you she’s saving herself for marriage, next moment your dialogue choice pushes her just a little too far and suddenly her lipstick is all over you and she’s promising this is the last time, really, for real, swear to God. It plays with that corruption fantasy a lot, not just “she’s slut now,” but incremental: a little more skin, a bolder touch under the table, that first time she doesn’t pull away when you push her head down. And then there is the whole netorare twist hanging over your head like a horny time paradox. You think you’re the one corrupting? Then you walk in on her with some square-jawed 50s dude, working her mouth like you never even taught her. The game doesn’t lecture you about it, it just kinda shrugs like “well, that’s history for you.” I hated that. I loved that. I still opened a second save to avoid it and then went back anyway, just to see how bad I could mess the timeline.

The “sci-fi” bit is mostly flavor but it does show up in small moments that feel like inside jokes. You know that feeling when a character says something that technically hasn’t been invented yet? The game keeps teasing that. You’ll get small callbacks to the original movie but slightly wrong on purpose, like someone mentioning a band that clearly shouldn’t exist yet or a clunky “future slang” line that sounds like you fed TikTok comments into a broken translator. It’s silly, but it works, especially when you’re trying to seduce a girl while also not revealing that you know how everything in her life will probably end. There’s one scene where you use “future knowledge” to impress a teacher, and yes, of course it turns into oral under her desk, while she mumbles something about how “a boy this smart should be rewarded.” She is absolutely unprofessional, and I adore her. The 2D art goes straight for the good angles too. Lots of emphasis on lips, tongue, drool, that kind of “oh shit she’s really into this” detail. Sometimes the proportions get weird if you stare too long, but like, why are you pausing that long anyway. There are little annoyances, like the pacing gets wonky, scenes take too many clicks to actually get to the sex, and the game occasionally throws a history reference in your face like it wants a gold star from your teacher. Still, when you’re watching a “perfect” 50s sweetheart slowly kneel in a dusty school corridor, wiping her mouth with the back of her hand and whispering that you better not tell anyone… those small flaws just turn into background noise. If you want the best out of it, don’t speedclick the routes. Let the girls pretend they’re good, push them gently, then not so gently, and when the game offers you that “wrong” choice that feels a bit too far, just pick it and see what kind of future you’ve created.