The whole thing starts with a debt, which is funny because my actual problem is I can't stop poking around the landlady's room when she's in the shower. The game doesn't tell you to do that. It just lets you. I spent maybe twenty minutes just clicking on doors, listening to the muffled water sounds, finding that one angle where the bathroom mirror reflects something it shouldn't. There's a whole sandbox town out there with shops and a pier and some eldritch mystery about girls only the protagonist can see, but I'm stuck in the hallway like a creep, and honestly that's the vibe.

The monster girl stuff creeps in slowly. You inherit this crumbling house by the coast, and the women who live there are all very... helpful. Suspiciously helpful. The milf with the impossibly large chest keeps offering to "work off" the debt, and there's a footjob scene early on that made me forget about the main plot for a while. The animations are 3DCG, a bit stiff in the way those things always are, but the sound design carries it. Wet noises. Fabric shifting. The parody elements are there if you squint, certain character designs that feel familiar but twisted, like a hentai version of a show you half remember.

I wish the voyeurism mechanics were less forgiving. You can basically stare through keyholes forever and nobody catches you. Where's the risk? The groping minigame is similarly easy, just a matter of finding the right rhythm on the touchscreen. But then the game throws a curveball, a scene where one tenant starts masturbating loudly in the next room while you're supposed to be reading a letter about your grandfather's dark secret. I couldn't focus on the lore. The letter mentioned something about the past reclaiming the property, but all I could hear was her. Priorities.