At the time of writing this review, the game contains numerous bugs. However, as far as I understand, the developers are actively working on fixing them, so this might no longer be an issue in a few days or weeks.
Here's a brief overview of what to expect from this game:
it's 50% a visual novel with no real branching. Yes, the character can choose the order in which to build relationships and which stats to level up, but the player has absolutely no choices — neither on a global scale nor on a local one. It's a kinetic novel. The story is dull and narrowly focused, and it evoked no emotions in me except fatigue.
40% of the game is combat in the form of “Your social skills vs. your opponent’s social skills.” It’s actually done quite interestingly and is fairly well-polished. I wouldn’t say it’s a breakthrough in game mechanics, but I personally found the first 2–3 hours engaging enough to play around with it.
10% of the game is sex scenes. They’re visually appealing, bright, and juicy... but completely devoid of emotion, character development, or even fetishes. Moreover, the sex scenes are extremely detached from the core gameplay and serve more as a "gallery" for the main game. In the end, you could say that the sex content feels like a very small DLC added just to boost sales.
(Just to be clear, here’s what I saw: each main heroine has 8–15 sex scenes, 3 main heroines, plus 4–6 additional ones. Each scene has two buttons — fast and slow — and an orgasm meter. The sex scenes have absolutely no impact on the game whatsoever.)
Conclusion: As a family-friendly game with some erotic elements to enjoy for an evening or two — maybe. As an NSFW game with deep character development and meaningful sex scenes — definitely not