I really wanted to like this game, but after about 8-10 hours I gave up. It does have good parts.
The story is without a doubt above average for a porn game. Some characters are genuinely interesting. The world is a pretty generic cyberpunk universe, but had depth. There are a few scenes that genuinely hot. The variety of fetishes you find in the game is large.
!!! BUT !!!
There is an extremely important aspect this game does awfully. The game part.
First, this is an RPGM game, so you would expect the exploration to have some imprtance, maybe even some kind of combat. Nope, the game doesn't have either.
Second, (and even more importantly) from a porn game it's a pretty reasonable not to cut you out from one kind of content if you are not into a certain other kind of content. So if you want to play a lesbian route, then not to put you through LOTS of handjob, blowjob scenes, and exhibition moments with men. Now, the creator of this game doesn't think like that. The game doesn't give you much freedom in forming the MC's personality or relationships, because she must be an exhibitionist bisexual whore, with slightly incestous tendencies otherwise there is content in all paths you won't be able to see. To stay with the lesbian route example: there are straight exhitionist scenes YOU MUST progress to progress this one. What's even more infuriating, there are straight scenes even ON the lesbian route you can't avoid.
Third, and partially connected to the previous point, there are LOTS of entirely unavoidable scenes. Until the point I played with it, that includes two rape scenes, unwanted grope scenes, etc. I cannot emphasize this enough, some of these happen automatically, others are a must to progress the main storyline. The game goes as far as making one of the rapists a secondary character that you need to keep interacting with to progress the main story.
Yes, I understand that the "bisexual exhibitionist whore who fucks everything that moves" is up to lots of people's alley, but if you want to railroad the story entirely, then make it a kinetic novel. When you use RPGM, people expect freedom in how they want to form their character.
And to tell the whole truth, the game has extremely lengthy, boring dialogues. Yes, some scenes work great, but some other scenes take half a minute to go through, even when you hold the skip button, and you DON'T lose anything with skipping them through. After a few sentences it always gets clear which kind of dialogue you met with.
All in all, unless you are into ALL of the tags you see on the list of this game, and you don't mind if a game makes 95% of the possible decisions for you, then absolutely try it. But if you want ANY actual freedom in a game, then just look for something else.