The first sex scene in Feeneera caught me off guard, not because it was hot but because the 3DCG models looked like they were melting. Martina's face during that balcony exhibitionism bit, the one where she's supposed to be terrified and turned on at the same time, just sort of slides around her skull. Lukas has permanent dead fish eyes. I've seen better rigging in those weird SFM compilations people upload to certain sites at 480p. And yet I kept clicking. The game knows its renders are jank, it leans into the uncanny valley like a drunk girl at a party who won't stop doing the robot dance. There's something almost hypnotic about watching these two travel vloggers stumble through a haunted hotel while their clothes keep glitching off at random intervals.

The paranormal tag is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. Ghosts show up, sure, but mostly they just want to watch. Or join in. There's this one scene where Martina gets double-teamed by a spectral bellhop and her boyfriend while the hotel's security cameras zoom in with the enthusiasm of a nature documentary crew. The multiple endings thing is real, I got one where Lukas becomes a permanent resident of the hotel's "special floor" and Martina just... keeps vlogging. Her channel blows up. The comments section must be wild. The oral sex animations have this weird thing where the mouths don't quite close, like everyone's perpetually surprised by what they're doing.

The mobile version runs like ass on my Pixel, constant frame drops during the more ambitious threesome sequences. But the exhibitionism mechanics are genuinely clever, you can choose to leave curtains open or "accidentally" trigger hallway encounters, and the game tracks your corruption level across both protagonists separately. Lukas can stay vanilla while Martina goes full ghost-fucker, or vice versa. The vaginal scenes have this rubbery quality that reminds me of those old Poser renders from the early 2000s, which is either nostalgic or horrifying depending on your damage. I wish the multiple protagonist switching was smoother, sometimes you get stuck in one POV for way too long while the other character is presumably getting railed offscreen. The hotel setting deserved more rooms. Where's the kitchen? The laundry? Missed opportunities for some real nasty scenarios.