This review is for the game through Chapter 2.
it's taken me a while to formulate my thoughts about this game because the issues it raises are complex, at least to me. To start, let me say that I'm not an NTR fan -- I don't mean I'm one of those idiot incel trolls who storms into the comments on every NTR game proclaiming on every page how much they hate NTR. Rather, the genre just doesn't appeal to me as a rule. I played this one because of the renders and rating.
A capsule review would be that I find the game compelling without being enjoyable, and I find the character of Vivian compelling without being likeable.
At the game's beginning, it would have you believe that she is a put-upon heroine suffering for the love of her husband, but it eventually becomes clear that she is not the heroine at all. She is the villain of the piece, the Walter White of NTR games. She is a person without redeeming traits who spent her life lying to herself and others that she was good, when in fact she is not, in any way.
Now, that's interesting. it's a bold take in H-games, where devs always want you to like their MCs. Vivian is loathsome, but she is the hero in her own story (as much as she is wicked). I raised the comparison to Walter White because I feel like it's a fairly exact parallel: she embraces cruelty and evil because she is, at heart, cruel and evil. I'm not playing future chapters for the same reason I bailed on Breaking Bad early on: stories about conscienceless monsters depress me, and I have enough trouble with crippling chronic depression as it is. That said, this game is well done and succeeds resoundingly on its own terms.
I hate this game, but only because I'm not the target audience. i can safely say that this is the kind of thing you'd like if you like this kind of thing.