This game delivers on something entirely unique that isn't really showcased well in most AVN's - the nature of women's choice in sex and dating.
Ashley, the protagonist, is given a lot of leeway in deciding how she's going to realize herself - the scale goes from almost cartoonish corruption to more of a coming-of-age story with a dash of sex in it - but at most times she can just decide to sleep with someone, which is an experience you just don't get with male perspectives, and it was both refreshing and a bit thought-provoking.
This review is based off of a mostly good playthrough, so I understand that I perhaps didn't experience the full breadth of what it has to offer, but honestly, I don't want to, and that's a great thing.
I'm very happy with the bisexual but ultimately well-meaning good girl Ashley I ended up with - two characters ended up ultimately better off because I cleaved so tightly to the good choices, and though the game had an annoying (but admittedly narratively realistic) habit of offering spurned characters over and over again, they didn't overstay their welcome.
Hell, the 'chad' stereotype of Jack about whom I learned next to nothing about in my playthrough had a really cool sub-story near the end that culminated in my version of Ashley ending up on distant but generally friendly terms with the guy.
Although the game could've maybe been less strict with subsystems like fame and money, it's overall a solid story with believable characters and a 2D hand-drawn-looking artstyle that isn't all too common.
Wholeheartedly recommend, will be checking out the creator's newer work.