(Review is for Ep. 10)
Worth going through, with the right understanding going in.
Treat this is a kinetic novel. While that is not technically correct - there's at least one binary "you can technically refuse to pursue this girl if for some reason you want to do that" - the rest of the game's major decisions come down to "solve the problem" or "solve the problem, but be a bit more of a dick about it". The other choices involve the responses the MC gives in dialogue, but these only affect tone. There is "Knight", "Joker" and "Flirt", and...your mileage will vary on how accurate those descriptions are. But again, these only affect tone: the girls are into the MC regardless.
This brings us to a dual-pronged problem: first, the fact that everything that the MC does works. The background of the MC is actually sort of interesting. He's in college to study psychology of all things, but hijinks ensue and he gets involved in punching people in the face for money. And he's basically Francis Ngannou, if Ngannou was allowed to wear brass knuckles. I think the MC has never needed more than two punches to eliminate somebody, including a former military veteran. He puts forth about as much effort with the girls, which brings us to the second prong of the aforementioned dual-pronged problem. Even for the slutty one of the main cast, the romances themselves are actually fairly slow burns. This would actually be fine, but for two of the five main girls, the slow burns are glacial, to the point where it no longer makes any sense. Basically, the MC has hit on these two girls approximately 937 times to this point, and every time they've resisted without giving in or saying "fuck it" and hitting the MC repeatedly with a baseball bat. It just doesn't make sense if you're the girl: clearly the MC is going to keep hitting on you and not respect any boundary that you might have...so why are you still there?
Despite all of this, I actually find both the characters and dialogue, generally speaking, to be fairly interesting. Some people don't like long-winded dialogue, but at least in this case, I'm not one of those people. It's a good world, minus the MC. I feel like I'm a broken record at this point when it comes to complaining about MCs. Yes, these games are wish fulfillment, but that doesn't mean your MC has to be absolutely amazing at everything. Or if he is going to be absolutely amazing at everything, give him funny lines that are funny, flirty lines that actually sound smooth, and give him brass knuckles or a steel chair to lay waste to anybody who wants to throw hands.