As of 0.6, this game is simply not that good.
The visuals are impressive and instantly eye-catching. The animations are smooth and bordering on stunning. Yet the other elements of the game—story, choices, relationships, character building, etc—are neonatal at best and a hot mess at worst.
For those who are looking for a more playable game, this game's versioning is deceptive, if not outright misleading. You would expect a game that's more than halfway to completion as of 0.6, but as of right now, this is barely a demo. It's barely a prologue. It's more a proof of concept.
The game is developed by someone who clearly understands how to render. The lighting, framing, focusing hold up against any game on this site. If visuals are your thing, it's worth giving this game a look, but be prepared to come out disappointed with everything else at this infantile stage of the game.
To put into perspective how little content there is in the game at present, there is one scene at school, effectively one scene as a family at home, two brief solo scenes, zero lewd scenes involving anyone else outside of one wardrobe malfunction revealing one breast. The entirety of the game takes place in less than 24 in game hours (including sleeping). You can get through it in about 15 minutes. It's that short. Yet it's an 0.6 release.
The premise in this game is cliched and super flawed, and yet wholly dependent upon its conceit. The MC is a dickgirl trying to hide a cock that's as big as her leg and supposedly gets hard a dozen times a day. Yet she's able to walk around town in a short dress. It makes zero sense. Somehow, no one in her own family outside of her parents know, even though they're clearly a very sexually-liberated group. They don't mind changing in front of each other, nor does the mom mind if her daughter catches her with her boobs out. Wait, just where is the conservatism?
The developer sets up that the MC is raised in "a conservative society" yet none of the visuals back it up. People are wearing plunging necklines, strapless tube tops, barely there crops, exposed cleavage, and casually barge in on each other while changing or naked. Are they acting like this is a world where trans people simply don't exist, or are so beyond comprehension that they can't reveal MC's grand secret to even members of her own family? Because Isaac is certainly rendered like someone who is not a cisgender male. Even the MC, who's supposed to be hiding this gargantuan (literally) secret, walks around in tight-fitting clothes as if a Bad Dragon would be easy to hide in a pencil skirt. The entire concept is pretty ridiculous off rip.
The characters aren't wholly much better. Hazel is the annoying little sister. Ivy is the quirky older sister. You have a sexpot for a mom and a world-traveling, probably lesbian grandma who have bimbo proportions. You have two best friends, a tomboy who obviously has the hots for MC and the aforementioned Isaac. The characters might have more depth, but given how little we see from them, it's all unrealized potential. We barely get to know these characters from the tiny glimpses we get of them, and what's there is mostly porn tropes.
For now, most of them are just excessively horny and over the top sexual. She's surrounded by these hot women who shove their cleavage in her face or literally straddle her in bed and we're supposed to believe that she only just awakened an attraction for them today? Like it's a suddenly new development?
We get a lot of dialogue choices, most of which are about whether or not the MC stands up for herself or is a total doormat, and yet none of it is really referenced at any point in the game so far. Just to make sure I didn't miss anything, I unpacked the scripts to see if there were any major branching paths I missed. There aren't. The choices thus far as entirely cosmetic.
The MC makes approximately one salient point in this entire demo of a prologue (that not all of her problems needs to be because of her dick, even if the developer insists on only showing the ones that are), and yet she has to apologize for standing her ground? Never once is she allowed to question why she has to keep everything a secret, even from the supposedly-conservative-but-totally-liberal women in her own family? Or that said family members have never seen her at the beach or in a swimsuit or simply walking around with this massive bulge in her pants? And if not all of her problems are related to her dick, why doesn't the developer make even a half-hearted attempt at showing some?
Most of the writing is ham-fisted and forced, and the conflicts are mostly self-inflicted. The MC is so sure that her family and her best friend wouldn't accept her if she reveals her big secret, even though nothing as written in the story suggests that they wouldn't. They don't ostracize her. They don't view her as weird or shuttered. They aren't pressuring her or trying to use her for social standing or clout. They're natural, playful, and seemingly genuinely interested in her. What indications does the developer give to suggest that the MC isn't overthinking this? The vast majority of the conflict is just the MC's incessant worrying and whining. It makes for a super shallow central conflict that's excessively drawn out.
At this point, the game is early enough in development, despite its deceptive versioning, that these things can be addressed. The visuals are beautiful and the premise, while ridiculous, can be managed if it's the only narrative faux pas. But it's currently extremely short, superficial, and lacks interesting characterization or meaningful choice-making.
Play it if you love the renders. But, as a game, it needs a lot more time in the oven.