I’m not gonna lie: at first glance, this game looked awful. The dialogue felt like a joke, the writing seemed lazy, and I was fully expecting something quick, trashy, and forgettable. But once I gave it a shot, I realized how wrong I was. It hooked me fast and turned out to be way more thoughtful and fun than I imagined. It’s got this “choose your own nightmare” vibe, in the best way possible, and it kept surprising me at every turn.
The premise is simple but genius: you’ve got two weeks until you marry your high school sweetheart, Emma. Fourteen days might not sound like much, but the game uses that countdown to throw you into total chaos. Each choice feels like it could make or break your relationship, and the tension is addictive. One moment you think you’re making progress, and the next you’re spiraling into an entirely different storyline. There are over 60 different endings, and it truly feels like every decision you make changes everything. Even tiny early choices ripple outward, turning each playthrough into a fresh “what’s going to happen this time?” experience. It’s a goldmine for replayability, I’m already planning another run to see more outcomes.
Now, is it polished? Not exactly. The translation is clunky in spots, some images repeat, and there are a few unrendered scenes (which the developer openly admits). The graphics aren’t AAA quality, either. But that roughness gives the game charm, it feels like a scrappy passion project full of heart and creativity. The dev even responds to feedback openly and admits they earn little from these projects, which made me root for them even more. Personality like this is hard to fake, and it makes up for the lack of polish.
The content itself is unapologetically niche. This is a game that leans hard into NTR and cuckold themes, and it doesn’t shy away from uncomfortable, messy scenarios. That honesty is refreshing. If those themes aren’t your thing, this won’t change your mind, but if you’re into drama-heavy, boundary-pushing fetish content, this game delivers way more depth than you’d expect.
Overall, this is one of those messy but compelling experiences where even the flaws become part of the fun. It’s not for everyone, but if you enjoy dark drama, bold fetish content, and tons of “holy crap, what happens next?” moments, this is absolutely worth a spin. It’s chaotic, addictive, and surprisingly thoughtful, a guilty-pleasure visual novel I can’t wait to dive back into to see how deep the rabbit hole goes.
					The premise is simple but genius: you’ve got two weeks until you marry your high school sweetheart, Emma. Fourteen days might not sound like much, but the game uses that countdown to throw you into total chaos. Each choice feels like it could make or break your relationship, and the tension is addictive. One moment you think you’re making progress, and the next you’re spiraling into an entirely different storyline. There are over 60 different endings, and it truly feels like every decision you make changes everything. Even tiny early choices ripple outward, turning each playthrough into a fresh “what’s going to happen this time?” experience. It’s a goldmine for replayability, I’m already planning another run to see more outcomes.
Now, is it polished? Not exactly. The translation is clunky in spots, some images repeat, and there are a few unrendered scenes (which the developer openly admits). The graphics aren’t AAA quality, either. But that roughness gives the game charm, it feels like a scrappy passion project full of heart and creativity. The dev even responds to feedback openly and admits they earn little from these projects, which made me root for them even more. Personality like this is hard to fake, and it makes up for the lack of polish.
The content itself is unapologetically niche. This is a game that leans hard into NTR and cuckold themes, and it doesn’t shy away from uncomfortable, messy scenarios. That honesty is refreshing. If those themes aren’t your thing, this won’t change your mind, but if you’re into drama-heavy, boundary-pushing fetish content, this game delivers way more depth than you’d expect.
Overall, this is one of those messy but compelling experiences where even the flaws become part of the fun. It’s not for everyone, but if you enjoy dark drama, bold fetish content, and tons of “holy crap, what happens next?” moments, this is absolutely worth a spin. It’s chaotic, addictive, and surprisingly thoughtful, a guilty-pleasure visual novel I can’t wait to dive back into to see how deep the rabbit hole goes.