The first thing that hits you is the music. It's this weirdly cheerful little loop that plays while you're arranging celestial bodies for what amounts to a divine spitroast. I sat there for maybe five minutes just clicking the angel wings on and off, watching them flutter. The wings. Not anything else. Well, okay, other things too.

Charly and Charlie. The naming convention is either genius or the developer ran out of ideas at exactly the same moment twice. You've got your classic setup, one's more eager, one's more... I want to say reluctant but that's not right. Reserved? They're angels but the game doesn't really do anything with that except the wings and some half hearted halo jokes. I kept expecting some biblical pun about "knowing" someone but it never comes. Missed opportunity honestly.

The minigame is where things get interesting and by interesting I mean I completely forgot what I was supposed to be doing the first three times. There's this rhythm to it that isn't really a rhythm game, more like... you know when you're trying to pat your head and rub your stomach? It's that but horny. You're managing both characters' pleasure meters and if you neglect one she starts making these little disappointed sounds that genuinely made me feel bad. Like I'm sorry Charly, I was distracted by Charlie's thing. You know the thing.

The art style is deliberately rough around the edges but the animations have this bouncy quality that works better than it should. There's a moment when both characters sync up and the whole screen does this little pulse effect and I won't lie, I replayed that part more than I needed to. The threesome positioning options are limited but what's there is solid. I wish there was more interaction between the angels themselves instead of just you as the middleman but that's probably asking too much from what's essentially a very polished browser game.