There’s this weird moment when you’re playing, where you suddenly realize that in this world nobody is really “the guy” or “the girl” in the old boring way, and yet everybody is horny about power anyway. You’re this college professor, trans woman, looking very put-together on the surface, stylish outfits, that slightly strict teacher energy that makes you want to sit up straight and also get on your knees. The campus looks normal at first, everyday slice-of-life stuff, coffee in the staff room, awkward students, dumb meetings. Then conversations slowly twist into something more playful, more corrupted, like the world already accepted that gender is flexible, but people are still kinky little creeps about who gets to be on top. You’re respected by your colleagues, but they look at you with that extra second of eye contact, like they know you’re packing more than a gradebook under that skirt. The boyfriend exists, sure, sweet and supportive and kind of useless, which is funny, because the game pretends everything is fine while quietly setting up all these opportunities to ruin that “normal life” with your own hands.

What really hooked me was when the game stops flirting and actually lets you act on all that tension. There’s this scene with a shy femboy in your class, the kind that blushes just from you calling his name, and the dialogue lets you tease him slowly enough that you can almost hear his voice crack. You can be soft, patient, talking about his future and grades, and then without changing tone you slide into talking about how obedient he is, how cute his legs look when he crosses them. It feels like you’re directing your own audio drama, choosing where the pitch goes up, where you lean in, when you finally push him over that line. And because the MC is mostly the one on top, the camera and the writing both treat her as the center of gravity. She takes control in bed with the same calm authority she uses in the classroom, guiding a girl’s head down for a blowjob or pressing a trembling trans partner into the mattress for a deep, messy creampie. There’s a scene in a cramped office where you corner a female colleague who has been flirting for way too long, and you can practically imagine the sound of the chair wheels scraping as you pin her there, one hand on her throat, the other under her skirt, until she breaks and begs you to fuck her harder. It should be ridiculous, and it is, but the game knows it. It goes from serious psychological “who am I really” questions to you railing a cute futa on your desk like this is just another faculty meeting. And of course, I kept pausing the game thinking about how I would deliver those lines as a voice actor, where to add a breathy laugh, where to drag out a moan. Then I forgot completely and just clicked through, because seeing the professor pound that femboy into the bed while whispering in his ear about how good boys spread their legs for their teacher was way more interesting than analyzing anything.

Banu lands in the West for “just one month”, opens her chat apps, and within a couple of in-game days she’s already juggling flirty texts, creepy stares on public transport, and her own hand under the blanket. The game doesn’t pretend she’s some innocent flower; she looks, she stares back, she gets wet, and sometimes she still pulls her hand away at the last second and just bites her lip in frustration. That tension is the whole charm. One moment she’s politely declining a drink, trying to hold on to the idea of being a “good girl”, and the next she’s grinding her ass on a stranger’s thigh in a crowded club scene while the camera lingers lovingly on her curves. Her ass is the real protagonist here, honestly. You get little choices that look harmless, like “stay a bit longer” or “answer his message later”, and suddenly you’ve pushed Banu into a very different night, with a cock pressing against her through his jeans or a lonely shower where she’s fingering herself while thinking about someone she “definitely shouldn’t want”. It’s not subtle at all, and somehow that makes it feel more honest.

The cheating angle doesn’t smack you in the face right away. It creeps in. First it’s Banu checking old messages from a guy back home while a handsome neighbor keeps “accidentally” bumping into her in the hallway, then before you know it she’s letting his hand rest on her hip for too long, then his palm is full on her ass, then he’s sliding his fingers between her legs over her underwear and she’s pretending she’s going to stop him. She never actually does. There’s a scene where she’s supposed to be on a video call, being all proper and polite, and her other hand is under the table stroking some guy’s cock, trading soft moans with his deep breathing while she says totally normal things into the mic. I liked that the teasing isn’t just for the male characters either; the game teases you. It makes you sit through her nervous chatter, the small talk, the “I really shouldn’t”, before finally letting you watch her spread her thighs and slide her fingers into her pussy. Then sometimes it just cuts away at the good part and jumps to the next morning, which made me want to throw my phone at the wall. I kept playing anyway, obviously.

When the violence hits, it’s not pretty or noble. Suddenly someone grabs her wrist too hard in an alley, and your “do I push him away or try to calm him down” choice can turn into a really rough scene where you’re not fully sure how consensual this shit is supposed to be. She moans, he chokes her a bit, she claws his back while he’s ramming into her, and the animation makes it look horny as hell. As an ethics nerd I sat here thinking, okay, am I enjoying this as fantasy, or is the game trying to blur the line a little too much? Hard to tell, and that’s kind of the point, I think. The game keeps pretending you’re in control, but most routes end with Banu’s boundaries getting pushed past what she originally wanted. Her saying “no” that suddenly becomes a whiny “wait… just slower” once he’s got her pinned and his fingers are already working her clit. It’s hot, and it’s also a bit messed up, and I wish the game cared more about that, but I also don’t, because the whole thing is built around that feeling of watching her give in. One scene has her jerking a guy off in the back of a car, cum all over her hand, while she still has a “loyal” status in the menu like nothing happened. That cracked me up more than it should. The game is horny, shameless, sometimes rough in a way that might make some players pause for a second, and then still tap the lewd option anyway.

Michelle shows up in New Amsterdam like she took the wrong bus in some Netflix drama, only instead of sad piano music you get her horny as hell and pretending she wants “a fresh start” with her daughter. The whole city feels like somebody mashed a school campus, a gossip forum and a porn studio together, then said “yeah, that’s fine, let’s open the gates.” You start out just trying to figure who you want to play as, mom or daughter, and it feels small at first, like just another school-life thing with a few side jobs. Then ten minutes later you’re in a classroom pretending to study while you’re actually checking if the teacher’s looking so you can sneak a hand under the skirt and nobody even blinks. I liked that. Or I hated it. Depends when you ask me.

The good stuff hits fast. One moment you’re clicking around a pretty normal living room, next moment you catch Michelle “accidentally” walking around half naked, ass huge, tits bouncing in that 3D way that looks a bit plastic but also somehow hot because of it, and the camera kind of lingers too long. When you unlock the first voyeur scene in the shower and notice those little pixel art loops mixed with the 3D models, it’s weird in a cool way, like retro porn stickers glued on top of a modern sex toy catalog. There’s this part where you’re supposed to just peek in and go, but of course you sit there watching her slowly soap up, zooming in on her blowjob lips even when she’s just licking her fingers, and then that hint pops up about “corruption level increased” and you suddenly realize the game has been keeping score on every tiny pervy decision. I liked how the point and click stuff lets you poke where you shouldn’t: open doors at night, check phones you shouldn’t touch, try the “sleep” option and instead of resting you’re hovering over a body like some horny ghost deciding how far you’ll go this time.

What messed with me is how casual it treats all the fucked up things. One route you’re doing sweet romance stuff, a bit of teasing, light kissing, cute dates, you think “ok, this is going wholesome”, and in the same afternoon you can flip to a scene in the school toilets where the femdom senior corners you and just puts you on your knees for a blowjob “lesson” like it’s homework. There’s this blackmail chain too, where you get caught spying on a cosplay changing room, and you think you’re about to get a simple punishment, but it escalates into being paraded half naked through a hallway, some guy filming, another girl smacking your ass, and you still have a prompt to decide if you’re pretending to hate it or openly moaning. The twins show up later and they feel like they escaped from another game, all synchronized teasing, footjobs under the table while mom tries to pretend this is a normal family dinner, and you’re there, clicking through options like “continue talking” while the animation loops under the text, and it’s stupid and hot at the same time. I opened Chrome to just “check it quickly” and three tabs later I had a whole little routine going, saving before each corruption jump, testing if I could push Michelle from gentle handjob to full group mess before she snaps. She never really snaps, by the way, she just… bends. A lot. There is this one tiny thing that kept annoying me, like one button in the UI sits a few pixels too low and my brain wanted to scream every time, but I still kept chasing every anal, titfuck and cheating scene the city tried to hide from me. It doesn’t actually hide them very well.

This kinetic novel hits different when you're just trying to kill time on the train. Naoki's basically fucked from every angle - no job, drowning in debt, dad vanished into thin air, mom's sick as hell. The guy's literally standing on a bridge ready to jump when this mysterious bar owner Mizuki shows up. Classic setup, right? But here's where it gets weird in a good way.

The fantasy element isn't some bullshit dragons and knights crap. It's more like... what if supernatural creatures just ran a bar and you had to work there? Mizuki's got this whole otherworldly vibe going on, and the contract Naoki signs isn't your typical employment agreement. Each shift reveals more about what's really happening, and honestly the pacing works even when you're half-distracted scrolling through your phone. The animated scenes don't overstay their welcome either - when things get steamy with handjobs and oral action, it feels earned rather than just thrown in for shock value. Though I gotta say, sometimes the dialogue drags when characters are explaining the magical world stuff. Like yeah, I get it, two worlds colliding, very deep.

What actually keeps me coming back is how the sexual content builds up naturally. Naoki's not some confident stud - he's broken down and desperate, which makes the intimate moments with various supernatural beings feel more... real? The vaginal scenes especially have this raw desperation to them that most games completely miss. Sure, it's a mobile game so don't expect groundbreaking mechanics, but for what it is, the story actually pulls you in. Mizuki's true identity mystery is genuinely intriguing, even if some plot threads feel like they're going nowhere fast. The whole "everything has a price" theme isn't just marketing fluff either - you can feel the weight of that contract hanging over every interaction.