The first thing that hits you is that nurse uniform, right? But not in the way you'd think. It's this weirdly specific shade of white, like the kind you see in old medical textbooks that got left in a basement. And her hair, that blonde, it's almost aggressively yellow. It's supposed to be Nurse Joy I guess, from that pokemon thing, but the proportions are all wrong. Her legs go on forever, which is fine, whatever, but then you notice the hands. They're just... shapes. Blobs. I spent maybe ten minutes just clicking around her office, trying to get the stethoscope to do something. It doesn't. The whole thing feels like a memory of a game, not the game itself.
The gameplay is answering questions. Medical questions. "Where does it hurt?" type stuff. And if you get them right, she starts touching herself. The masturbation animation is this loop of her hand moving in a general pelvic area while her face stays completely static. It's uncanny. There's a dildo involved later, an anal one specifically, which appears from offscreen like a magic trick. No drawer, no bag, just... poof. And she uses it with the same blank expression. It made me think about how in these games, the objects are just symbols. The dildo isn't a dildo, it's the idea of a dildo. The nurse isn't a person, she's a collection of tags: uniform, blonde, big breasts. You're not having sex with a character, you're interacting with a database entry.
I found myself weirdly invested in the wrong answers. What happens if you diagnose her with a sprained ankle when she's clearly pointing at her chest? Nothing, really. She just repeats the question. But that repetition, that failure state that isn't a state, it's more honest than the "success" animation. The whole thing is a loop of wanting and not getting, which is maybe the most realistic sex game ever made? No, that's giving it too much credit. The sound design is just one wet noise on repeat, and it cuts out abruptly if you click too fast. I wish the uniform had a tear-away option. It doesn't. You just stare at the fabric and wonder about the physics of it.