Right, so this thing throws you into some neon-drenched college campus where everything’s familiar but also completely wrong, like when you revisit your old school in a dream and the hallways don’t connect right. You’re a guy out of time, I guess, and the whole setup is a flimsy excuse to meet a bunch of women who are very eager to lose their clothes. The RPG bits are light, mostly just clicking through dialogue trees and making choices that feel like they matter until you realize you’re just picking which flavor of striptease you get next. The mystery angle is there, something about why you’re stuck in this time loop, but honestly I kept forgetting about it the moment another real model popped up on screen with that look.

The striptease mechanic is the whole point, let’s be real. It’s not a complex minigame, you basically win and they take something off. The models are actual people, not drawings, which gives it this weird uncanny FMV vibe from the 90s but with better resolution. One girl, I think her name was Lina or something, has this roleplay scenario where she’s a strict professor and the power dynamic flips. That was a top moment for screenshots, for sure. Another one involves some time travel paradox where you meet the same woman in two different eras and the contrast in her attitude, and her underwear, is chef’s kiss. The third moment you’ll want to save is probably the first time you stumble into the club area and the neon pink lighting hits just right during a group scene.

I wish the choices had more bite. Sometimes you pick a clearly flirty option and the response is weirdly tame, then you pick something boring and suddenly it’s full nude. Makes no sense. The writing is translated from something, you can tell, with sentences that clunk around like a shopping cart with a bad wheel. But then a line will land perfectly filthy and you forget the grammar crimes. The replayability for a roguelike fan is questionable. There’s no permadeath or procedural generation, obviously, but you can loop back to see different scenes. It’s more of a visual novel with a time travel skin. I kept playing not for the plot but because I wanted to see if the goth chick in the library ever actually does more than smirk. She does. Worth it.