This game's writing unfortunately (and very distractingly) evinces a POV of extremely stunted emotional growth and/or near-zero actual life experience.
For a certainty, the choices of dialogue, and believability/authentic voice of same in various conversations, most strongly suggests a focus on, and experience with agonizing over never having been able to get with girls, and with working oneself up over how unfair one feels that is, to the point of feeling owed/entitled to girls' sex. The dialogue is most strongly characteristic, across the board, of males who have never actually dated, so never learned how gals actually think and feel, with the result being wildly stilted perspectives way out of whack with the seemingly reality-based game environment the author spends so much of OUR time developing.
The dialogue absolutely reeks of "Nice Guy Syndrome": all too often, the plot pivots heavily on gaslighting guilt trips on our MC when she isn't putting out for some guy; the writing stinks of sociopathy.
In general, nearly every character is almost entirely unsympathetic, lacking anything reasonably resembling empathy or conscience. Selfish, petty, and utterly inappropriate outbursts seem to be the norm, all 'round, surface appearances only matter, as the logically inconsistent underlying reality shown us is utterly impossible to suspend disbelief for, and norms are based almost entiely on maintaining appearances and what one can get from others, not upon any actual ideals; the general rule on even general behavior is that everyone's just flat-out antisocial.
This, unfortunately, includes the MC, Christine Watson, herself.
She is all too often pathetically petty, deeply selfish, and unempathic/non-sympathetic to others, especially in relating to her clearly overworked and struggling husband.
That John is, himself, often a complete @sshole to her for no good reason, does not negate MC cursing him just for being away (and so resulting in her feeling ignored), even when he has been very considerately calling her nightly, and explicity advised her he is outright fighting just to keep his job (which keeps a very nice roof over her head) in the face of office malfeasance.
MC is also weirdly dismissive of her son's rights, across the board; the plot drives her to be toxic to him at nearly every turn, unless it's sexy time.
In general, MC's default first response is to be a whiny bitch to most folks, with questioning that response only coming later (if ever), and that being a rather unconvincing and contrived pseudo-reasoning, in most cases, mostly being the writer's way of leveraging Christine making SEVERELY stupid decisions based on that sudden and seemingly out of nowhere guilt; only some of this is even from self-relflection, as much of it is prompted by others emotionally blackmailing and outright gaslighting her.
The characters, in general, lack emotional and objective reasoning, and the plot reflects a similar lack of cognitive capacity behind it. Again, ASPD markers run rampant, throughout.
The Goro housekeeper plot needed to either be far more subtle and insideous, so Christine had no reasonable pushback on John wanting him there, or it needed to full-stop once Goro made OBVIOUS and UNMISTAKABLE sexual advances on MC. Suspension of disbelief only goes so far, and the way Goro getting frisky was handled flew right past that limit, from the get-go.
The "incest is normal" theme is a bit beyond the pale in how it is (mis)handled. I get that this is a porn game, and kinks are inherently welcome, here, but the author STILL somehow 100% manages to make that element seem forced and malevolent. WTF.
The college environment looks VERY suspiciously like a very small high school, and the character art sure has a lot of rather short supposedly-18-yr-olds. Again, the game looks suspiciously like a kid's distorted POV on women, and on adults living in society.
And WTF can't anyone close their gadddamn doors while fucking/masturbating, in this game? Again: obvious plot device is obvious.
Giving it 2 stars, tho, not just 1, as the art on the girls is often very not bad, and it's clear that effort WAS put in to the game: it is just being held back by the POV being developmentally stunted and empty of any emotional value. And sure, it's a porn game (so who cares, right?), but there isn't even that much sex in it. THAT, at least, might have made it a bit more palatable, if the action was more prevelent, but we are left instead with just a lot of gaslighting, BS pseudo-moralizing instead of holding to actual ideals and conscience, and highly unrealistic and obvious plot devices, despite being forced to grind through the day-to-day to try to create immersive belief in a mask of mundane reality that cannot hold, given the laughably unrealistic dialogue and plot points.
