Gameplay & Structure
For an actual game, not just a Visual Novel, this one falls a bit short in terms of giving us real gameplay. In general, there’s only one mini-game you can play — the rest is all the expected mechanics of a sandbox game. And speaking of sandbox, I’m usually not a fan of these types of games, but if they’re interesting and not too grindy, I can enjoy them. At first, this one seemed to fit that balance. You check each girl’s schedule, interact with them to progress their storylines (and the main story), and earn love points. So far, so good.
As I kept playing, though, the grind started to show. It’s not terrible, but it does get repetitive. Because it’s sandbox-based, you’re constantly searching for the right day and time to trigger specific events, which means you often end up repeating the same activities. By the third or fourth chapter, I had already maxed out all the girls’ love points and nearly cleared out the shop — way too soon. After that, I was mostly just skipping days to unlock the scenes I hadn’t seen yet.
Visuals
Being made in Unreal Engine 4, I wasn’t expecting high-end graphics or super clean renders — and that’s exactly what you get. The characters aren’t the most attractive, and there are visual flaws like clipping with clothes or hair. I’m not the biggest fan of this visual style, but I was hoping it might grow on me with more gameplay. Surprisingly, it did: after a while, I found myself paying less attention to the flaws and just going with it.
The environments, scenarios, and animations — both in normal scenes and sex scenes — are solid and show off the engine’s strengths. They balance out the weaker character models. Also, if you really like boobs, this game will make you very happy. But I feel like there’s a limit: once they start looking like balloons, it’s too much.
Story & Characters
I’ve got to give credit to adult game plots: they’re often hilarious, and this one definitely falls into that category. The premise is wild — the only male on the ship provides his semen as fuel for the mission. Ridiculous? Yes. Entertaining? Also yes.
That being said, the story itself is mediocre at best and not very engaging. You don’t really get invested in the plot or the characters. There’s very little depth, and their personalities don’t evolve much. Most of the content is just character storylines that move forward through relationship progressions and sex scenes. Maybe one character has a minor conflict and some growth, but it’s minimal. The main story only advances when you reach a new chapter, giving you small pieces of new information once you cross that threshold. By the final moments, things get a little more interesting, but not enough to salvage the overall product.
Final Thoughts
At the start of the game, my expectations were low, but the more I played, the more I enjoyed myself. It gets grindy, the story isn’t anything special, the characters are shallow, and the visuals have issues — but despite all that, I didn’t want to stop, and I had fun with it.
If you looked at this game purely as a product — its technical aspects, story, or character writing — it wouldn’t score very high. But as an actual experience, it ended up being surprisingly entertaining. Not a great game, but a fun one to play through.
Based on everything:
Taking all that into account, the review leans toward a 6/10 overall, which would translate to about 3 out of 5 stars, but my final thoughts really emphasize that while the game isn’t technically good, it was entertaining. So, with a little bit of generosity, this one deserves 4 stars.
For an actual game, not just a Visual Novel, this one falls a bit short in terms of giving us real gameplay. In general, there’s only one mini-game you can play — the rest is all the expected mechanics of a sandbox game. And speaking of sandbox, I’m usually not a fan of these types of games, but if they’re interesting and not too grindy, I can enjoy them. At first, this one seemed to fit that balance. You check each girl’s schedule, interact with them to progress their storylines (and the main story), and earn love points. So far, so good.
As I kept playing, though, the grind started to show. It’s not terrible, but it does get repetitive. Because it’s sandbox-based, you’re constantly searching for the right day and time to trigger specific events, which means you often end up repeating the same activities. By the third or fourth chapter, I had already maxed out all the girls’ love points and nearly cleared out the shop — way too soon. After that, I was mostly just skipping days to unlock the scenes I hadn’t seen yet.
Visuals
Being made in Unreal Engine 4, I wasn’t expecting high-end graphics or super clean renders — and that’s exactly what you get. The characters aren’t the most attractive, and there are visual flaws like clipping with clothes or hair. I’m not the biggest fan of this visual style, but I was hoping it might grow on me with more gameplay. Surprisingly, it did: after a while, I found myself paying less attention to the flaws and just going with it.
The environments, scenarios, and animations — both in normal scenes and sex scenes — are solid and show off the engine’s strengths. They balance out the weaker character models. Also, if you really like boobs, this game will make you very happy. But I feel like there’s a limit: once they start looking like balloons, it’s too much.
Story & Characters
I’ve got to give credit to adult game plots: they’re often hilarious, and this one definitely falls into that category. The premise is wild — the only male on the ship provides his semen as fuel for the mission. Ridiculous? Yes. Entertaining? Also yes.
That being said, the story itself is mediocre at best and not very engaging. You don’t really get invested in the plot or the characters. There’s very little depth, and their personalities don’t evolve much. Most of the content is just character storylines that move forward through relationship progressions and sex scenes. Maybe one character has a minor conflict and some growth, but it’s minimal. The main story only advances when you reach a new chapter, giving you small pieces of new information once you cross that threshold. By the final moments, things get a little more interesting, but not enough to salvage the overall product.
Final Thoughts
At the start of the game, my expectations were low, but the more I played, the more I enjoyed myself. It gets grindy, the story isn’t anything special, the characters are shallow, and the visuals have issues — but despite all that, I didn’t want to stop, and I had fun with it.
If you looked at this game purely as a product — its technical aspects, story, or character writing — it wouldn’t score very high. But as an actual experience, it ended up being surprisingly entertaining. Not a great game, but a fun one to play through.
Based on everything:
- Gameplay & Structure → Functional but repetitive, not much variety. Feels like a 6/10.
- Visuals → Flawed but serviceable, with some strengths in environments/animations. Around 6/10.
- Story & Characters → Weak, shallow, minimal payoff even at the end. Probably 4–5/10.
- Enjoyment / Fun Factor → Despite the flaws, I did enjoyed myself and kept playing. That boosts it to around a 7/10 in terms of pure fun.
Taking all that into account, the review leans toward a 6/10 overall, which would translate to about 3 out of 5 stars, but my final thoughts really emphasize that while the game isn’t technically good, it was entertaining. So, with a little bit of generosity, this one deserves 4 stars.