The setup's pretty solid: you're broke, saddled with debt and a useless degree, and suddenly get offered your dead uncle’s strip club. Of course, it’s not just a business, it’s tangled in mob connections and shady past dealings. Taking it on means stepping into a criminal world whether you want to or not. That side of the story mostly works and gives the game its momentum.
But the writing, especially when it comes to characters and relationships, doesn’t hold up.
One of the main girls, heavily featured in promo material, turns out to be a full-on lesbian. Not bi, not potentially romanceable just flat-out not interested in men. And the game makes it clear she’s never meant to be an option. That would be one thing if it were just her, but this happens again with other girls. For something marketed as a romance-focused adult VN, spending time building up characters who are completely unavailable ends up being a waste of player investment.
The MC also gets saddled with a nickname that feels like something a kid would make up. It’s used constantly and makes serious scenes land flat.
Then there's the ex plot. They broke up around four years ago, but she kept in touch until about two years back, then completely ghosted him with no explanation and never responded again. Now she’s suddenly back acting friendly like nothing happened. When asked why she disappeared, she says it’s because she “loved him too much” and wasn’t sure how he felt. Meanwhile, she’s dating someone else but still claims she “always loved” him. The MC doesn’t push back, he flirts, reminisces, and basically acts like he’s lucky to still be in her orbit. It’s hard to respect a protagonist who gets treated like an afterthought and just goes along with it.
As for the running “small dick” gag—it’s not funny, it’s not subtle, and it’s not even one-off. The MC brings it up constantly. The “Endowed” path eventually changes that, but it’s too little too late. By then, the repetition has already made the joke feel forced and borderline humiliating. It undercuts the story and makes the MC hard to root for.
The criminal angle had potential, but the rest of the VN feels like it was written by someone who doesn’t really get men or the harem genre. The tone jumps between forced emotional drama and awkward social commentary, and in the end, it just doesn’t deliver what it promises. Too many scenes go nowhere, too many girls are off-limits, and too much of the dialogue drags things down.