Angel’s whole life feels like those trashy NSFW TikToks you’re not supposed to watch at work, just stretched into a full game and made meaner. She’s this redhead “good girl” who clearly never had a real job, suddenly thrown in a shitty bar where every drunk guy has wandering hands and zero shame. The vibe is not romantic at all at first, it’s sticky floors, bad tips, and people calling her “sweetheart” while staring at her tits. And the game really leans into that slow grind of “normal day” that keeps slipping into “how did I end up with his hand up my skirt again.” It’s not some power fantasy, it feels more like trying to play The Sims if every single NPC is horny and doesn’t believe in personal space.

The lewd stuff ramps up pretty naturally. First shift you’re just carrying trays, trying to remember who ordered what, dodging the drunk office guy who “accidentally” spills his drink on her chest. That choice shows up: pretend it’s fine and keep the job, or snap back and risk the boss getting pissed. Then later she’s stuck pressed between strangers on the train, this guy slowly pushing against her from behind, the game keeps asking if you move away or let it slide because you’re tired and just want to get home. It feels gross, yeah, but also hot in that public, no-one-is-helping sort of way. The bar uniform is just normal at first, then shorter skirt, then optional no-bra under the blouse if you want more tips, and the way the game treats that is pretty honest. You can go “pure route” in your head, but then you see the money difference and you start thinking “ok, just once, just this shift” and of course it doesn’t stop there. Better tips, more attention, more guys pushing the line. It’s not subtle. It doesn’t want to be.

What surprised me is how much the everyday stuff holds all the porn together. You’re checking the calendar, worrying about rent, dealing with the landlord who is “helpful” in the most disgusting way, trying to stay in college, and in the middle of that someone’s blackmailing her with a phone picture from the bar bathrooms. The sandbox parts are kind of janky but I liked that I could just wander between home, bar, train, campus, and let things happen instead of being dragged in a straight line. Some of the minigames are annoying as hell, like I swear I failed a drink serving one not because I was bad but because my mouse just decided to float, and then I got punished inside the story for that mistake. Still opened the game again later, so I guess it worked. Sex-wise, it’s a lot of teasing at first: groping while she pretends nothing’s happening, hands sliding under her skirt in the crowded train, “accidentally” brushing against guests as she leans forward. When she starts giving in, the scenes get way more explicit, more rough, more “you said no but you also didn’t really fight it” kind of corruption, which some people will love and some will hate. I kind of liked how the game doesn’t care if you feel comfortable. It just pushes and pushes, testing where your line really is instead of where you say it is. And no, I still don’t forgive that one ugly NPC model who keeps calling her “Angelcakes.”

"FaithBound 2": Build Your Faith, Break the Rules
In "FaithBound 2", you take control of the decaying Temple of Aphrodite, an unconventional cult hiding behind the facade of a cathedral by day. Gather funds, grow your following, and invest your "harvest" into upgrading the temple, all while keeping the authorities off your scent. Expand your religion through weddings, baptisms, sermons, and other events that allow you to reach a wider audience. You’ll need to maintain appearances to avoid unwanted attention!
When night falls, the temple only gets more interesting... Participate in wicked ceremonies, summon creatures through dark rituals, or initiate new nuns into your faith. Only these activities will generate the profit needed to pull a forgotten religion out of ruin.
Once you’ve collected your (perfectly legal) hard-earned money, you can invest it in numerous temple renovations. As you progress, you’ll unlock new possibilities, such as tending to your own garden or sending missionaries to do the dirty work.​

New girl moves into your shitty apartment building, right across the hall. Whole place smells like old socks and cheap weed, but she steps out in this black skirt, ripped tights, boots that sound like she’s stomping on your soul. Dark lipstick, eyes like she already hates you, huge ass barely contained in that tight outfit, and you just know this is bad idea territory. The game throws you into that feeling of “alright, I should behave” and then immediately lets you not behave at all. It’s a small, compact thing, like some horny prototype someone made instead of answering emails, but it hits very specific brain cells. You just click through your day, check your phone like you’re bored on WhatsApp or doomscrolling Instagram, pretend you’re doing something else, and then you wait to “accidentally” meet her in the hallway again. Or in the laundry room. Or when she knocks because the water isn’t working. You’re not a hero here, just the dude who suddenly cares a lot about taking out the trash whenever she’s outside.

Her vibe is that soft, lazy goth who doesn’t like people but will still sit on your couch like she owns it. First time she walks into your apartment, she does that slow look around, then drops her ass on your sofa and just… spreads out. You’re there thinking about how her shirt is a little too short on the back, how you can see the curve under the fabric when she leans forward. The game lets you push the conversation just a bit too far every time. You can be polite, keep it chill, talk about music and weird late-night YouTube rabbit holes, or you can steer it into her tattoos, her piercings, the way her skirt rides up when she crosses her legs. It’s not some big open world or whatever, it’s more like a dirty little chat app disguised as a visual novel. Click, read, stare at her, try not to be a creep, fail. I liked that sometimes she answers in this flat “I don’t care” way and then two lines later she’s basically flirting and you’re not sure if she wants you or just wants attention. Honestly that made her hotter and also way more annoying.

There’s this one moment where she bends over in front of the fridge and her ass just fills the screen, all tight fabric and heavy curve, and the game just lingers there slightly too long. Not long enough to be obvious, but enough that you feel your brain lag. Another time you make some stupid joke and she laughs, then calls you an idiot, and the camera shifts closer so you get more cleavage than face. Stuff like that. It’s cheap, but in a good way. Sex isn’t instant though, it toys with you. You get little teases, accidental touches, her sitting way too close on your bed while pretending to watch something. You’ll unlock a more explicit scene if you don’t fuck up the earlier choices, but even the build-up is filthy enough, because the whole time you’re stuck in that “this is my neighbor, I’m gonna see her by the mailbox after doing absolutely obscene shit with her” mindset. It’s not a massive game, not super polished, UI is kind of clunky in spots, I clicked the wrong choice once because the spacing annoyed me and I’m still mad about it for no real reason. But the thing lives in that tension between casual small talk and “I want her to sit on my face and ruin my life”, and it doesn’t pretend to be anything deeper than that. Honestly feels like something you’d sneak on a second monitor at work while pretending to answer Slack messages, brain half in spreadsheets, half in her thighs. She’s messy, the writing’s a bit broken in places, some lines sound like they were translated twice, but it all fits her: that rude, bored, thick goth neighbor who knows exactly how hard you’re staring.

Click on her to Touch.
The character is an OC named Cherry Bubblebelle Delphinium. She's my own take on a Fusion of Princess Bubblegum (from Adventure Time) x Sakura (from Naruto)​