The sex scene with Mira caught me off guard. Not because of the tits, though yeah they're huge and the 3D model work is honestly pretty good for something this unpolished. No, it was the way she looked at the MC after. That little animation loop where she just... stares. Like she's trying to figure out if she made a mistake. The game doesn't tell you if you fucked up the romance path until way later and I sat there for a solid minute feeling actually guilty.

Which is weird because the rest of the game is janky as hell. The sandbox stuff is basically just clicking through menus that look like they were designed in 2010. Walk here, talk to this person, collect this item. The sci-fi dystopia setting is barely there, just some text logs about birth rates and the Demeter Protocol that I skimmed because honestly I was trying to get to the next scene with the redhead. What's her name. Starts with S maybe. The mystery elements feel tacked on, like someone read a synopsis of a cyberpunk novel and decided to sprinkle keywords into the dialogue.

But the vaginal animations. Look. They're not smooth. They're not even particularly hot in the way something like Being a DIK manages. But there's this one position with Mira where the physics glitch slightly and her chest moves in a way that's almost too realistic, and combined with the dead silence of the apartment hub world it creates this uncomfortable intimacy. The game keeps reminding you that you're being watched, judged, that failure means death. Then it gives you these quiet moments with broken people and expects you to just jerk off and move on.

I keep reloading saves to try different dialogue options. Not because the RPG mechanics are deep, they're not, but because I genuinely don't know if the romance is real or if everyone's just using each other to survive. The male protagonist is bland as cardboard but maybe that's the point. You're supposed to project. The big tits are everywhere, obviously, but the game seems almost embarrassed by them sometimes. Like it wants to be more than what it is.

The replayability is there if you care about seeing all the variations. I've done Mira's route twice now and got different outcomes. The sandbox structure means you can miss entire scenes if you don't check certain rooms at certain times. No quest markers, no handholding. Just you and these desperate people in a world that's already given up.