The first thing that hits you is how rough the edges are. Not in a charming retro way, more like someone forgot to sand down the splinters. The teleport gimmick dumps you in this fantasy world with six moons and zero tech, and honestly the setup is just an excuse to get a modern dude surrounded by warrior women in impractical armor. Which, fine, I'm not here for the worldbuilding.

The touch controls are where it gets interesting. Swiping through dialogue feels natural, like you're actually flipping through someone's thoughts. But then you hit a scene where you're supposed to be getting handsy with one of the female warriors and the interface just... gives up? There's this moment with the redhead, the one with the scar on her thigh, where you're tracing patterns on her skin and the game can't decide if it wants to be a visual novel or something more interactive. The hentai scenes are explicit as hell though, no fade to black bullshit. You see everything, the way her muscles tense when you find the right spot, how the dialogue gets breathier the closer she gets. The adventure elements are basically just picking which girl to pursue next, and your only skill being flirting means the choices are pretty straightforward. Compliment her sword technique, get a blowjob. Ask about the moons, get a handjob. There's no real failure state, which is both relaxing and kind of boring.

I wish the teleport angle mattered more. You show up, everyone's like "oh a stranger from another world" and then nobody cares after five minutes. The fantasy setting is just window dressing for getting these warrior women out of their clothes. One scene with the archer girl, she's teaching you to shoot and suddenly your hands are on her hips and she's grinding back against you, and the whole thing is hot but also feels like it's from a completely different game than the one that started with cosmic portals. The art style is inconsistent too, some CGs look like they had actual effort put into the sweat droplets and flushed skin, others look like rough sketches someone colored in while distracted. Still, when it works, it works. That moment with the dark-skinned warrior, the one who challenges you to a duel and ends up pinned beneath you, her legs wrapped around your waist while she's still holding her weapon... that's the screenshot you'll keep. Just don't expect the six moons to mean anything.