Short game with terrible graphics and even worse writing that gets you rather quick (depending on how fast you can read) to some sexy scenes.
You really have to have the hots for Emma Watson to maybe find something to like in this... game? Can I call it a game? It's not even an interactive book. I mean yes, you have the ability to make a choice twice and there is that completely pointless test. Get all questions right and you're a pervert, get one wrong and you're an angel which kills one of your choices after the test.
The artwork stinks of AI, faceswap, and other similar techniques. It's not that good, seen far better on a certain site dedicated to stable diffusion models, lora, lyroris, the works. I have no idea why this is 1.4 gigs because there is barely any content.
The writing I scanned through it after reading the 1st 2 pages. Very much tired topic, overused, nothing new. In less than 10 days you go from a normal family to a very much "curious" family. Less than 10 days!! I mean, I know hardship myself, and I heard or read stories but this family is like "what reason can we use as an excuse to go do like bunnies on too much coffee? Ohh, Dad has a $500 debt and I need a new telescope so let's do smecsy stuffs with each other cuz it brings the $$" I do not think this is AI written as I refuse to think AI can spew out such crap. Not after seeing what AI can do when used seriously.
About the "game" bit... yeah right! Having a button at the bottom of a webpage that says different things (continue, kiss, don't kiss, sleep) that can all be replaced by "NEXT" does not qualify for a game. There is a bit of choice but one lets you continue or game over so does not branch in future gameplay and the other one is locked behind the stupidest test in tests history and it's not worth it anyway. I doubt it does more than unlocking one option to see a few extra clips.
Seriously, if you downloaded it, just go look at the assets and don't bother with the rest. They are neatly ordered in folders so you can watch everything in the order meant to be played.