I'm really fed up with this dumb rating system on F95... The games I love, the ones that easily make it into my top 30 (out of 118 games currently), always end up with ratings under 3 stars... Is it just a matter of taste and preference? Nope... it's almost always the grind-heavy games. But I seriously don’t get it — if you don’t like that kind of game, for crying out loud, just stop playing and move on!!! Especially since these types of games
clearly mention all over the place that the romance progression will be slow... Oh, what's that? Reading in a visual novel?? Oh my god, what??? Reading in a VN?
Pfff.
So yes, I give five stars to balance the score — but not just for that. The game has
a lot of qualities!
Not just visually (even though I often get bugs and it lags — it still looks great, maybe it’s my PC). The system is smart, original, and well thought out. It tries to simulate real human psychology with variations, subtleties, moods... okay, it’s still a simulation, but it’s a solid attempt that most games don’t even try. And even if you feel a bit lonely with Shiori, a real emotional bond builds precisely because the game takes its time. The repetition puts your brain into a routine that, while a bit dull, makes every bit of progress feel really rewarding.
Yes, at first, even the slightest mistake is brutal — you might spend an hour raising a stat only to see it crash in two seconds. But that’s just at the beginning!!! You quickly figure out how to talk to her, where
not to click, and little by little, you start unlocking interactions — and they’re all super cute.
When the adult scenes kick in, they take center stage, and at that point, it’s pure 100% sexual content. You don’t even need dialogue anymore — two interactions are enough to make everything skyrocket, and every weekend you unlock a new scene. So everyone complaining about the grind clearly didn’t get it. And if you’re playing an AVN with CTRL spam, you're doing it wrong... this kind of mindset really gets on my nerves.
People are out here giving 4 or 5 stars to ugly, poorly drawn games that somehow have tens of millions of views, with shallow gameplay, bestiality, and massive popularity... Honestly, the less time I spend on F95, the better I feel.
But it’s refreshing to find a game that knows how to tease and captivate us... Of course she’s endearing, and yes, the heavy grind
helps with that — the rewards feel perfect, the camera angles are well-chosen, and it genuinely feels like every image was carefully framed, not just shot from the usual boring angles. Not seeing the MC is already a big plus (though yeah, there’s a mirror in the bathroom, but it’s fine).
So, in summary: beautiful visuals, thoughtful and rewarding gameplay (although, yeah — one big question remains: once you’ve unlocked everything, why keep the 150 useless interactions?). Still, the game lives up to its promises and delivers a
real gaming experience that can easily last 2 or 3 full days.
Unfortunately, the time spent outside of Shiori is underused. Once you’ve eaten, all you can do is sleep. And the salaryman minigame is kind of meh, though there’s a shortcut at least. Obviously, the game has its flaws and some design choices we might not agree with if we were the devs. But overall, every interaction feels meaningful. You’re not playing as a dumb MC or some scared teenager who panics at touching a girl — or the opposite, a vulgar pervert. If that’s your thing, fine, but it’s not mine. I appreciate the MC’s mindset — simple, but logical. Especially during the beach scene... very romantic and realistic.
Beach scene? Oh right, I forgot — the critics probably only played for 10 seconds...
Thank you DEv, please, i'm waiting for another game
