This is one of the better derivatives in the new genre of ntr-corruption focused life simulation games. You work as a dorm manager and use sleuthing and online investigation to figure out a way into the heroine's panties.
In the game there is a pleasant progression of story as you work your way around learning more about the lives of your targets. The characters aren't too remarkable but the plot is solid and offers a healthy amount of drama and light twists. There's even some instant game over spots if you are not playing too attentively which is reminiscent of how visual novels place pressure points on the player. While there is a major bug that can impede your gameplay, the investigation process of figuring out what to do next by spy cameras, talking to and researching the characters through their online foot trail is great and well-constructed. The game is also generous enough that it essentially provides a full walkthough in-game as long as you can provide panties to the doge dog in the trenchcoat (nothing about that statement is false).
There are three minigames to earn money which are all not too time consuming and actually take some challenge to play - i.e actually mildly fun. There is a sorting trash minigame (garbage vs recycling), an action game where you point and click dust mites (almost practically an aim trainer with moving dots that also shoot shots at you), and a plumbing minigame where you branch joints to make a complete path. Smartly, the upgrades to get more money from the games only make creating a perfection streak easier, so you still have to actually play and get better at the games to get a reward. None of the minigames feels like a waste of time because they don't take up a lot of time, and the ability to keep and maintain a perfect streak while playing in each of them encourages you to gain a high score or at least play engaged. On top of that, there's three of them and you can choose to do the one you like the most to gain money, as there are only minor benefits to doing them all.
Grinding never felt like a chore as there's a lot of ways to gain money and the upgrades and unlocks are sparse and afforded in-line with your ability to make money. There is also no time limit to a playthrough, meaning you can scroll through the week and time periods without worry. This is one of the big points of distate in this genre as sometimes the grinding elements largely get in the way of enjoying the h-content or the story, but there are no such problems here. In general, any frustrating parts about the genre that you may see in other games are largely removed. For example, no need to return to your bed every night to progress a day - there is a button available at all times on the upper left that will do that, saving time.
This game has a lot of polish in regards to it's pixel art, animations, and general "game flow". There will be many moments where you may sit back and think "wow, is this really an h-game?" because a lot of effort was put into making everything look and feel great.
Now in terms of h-content the game offers a plently amount of scenes which are all voiced, animated, and offer a speed slider. Another nod to the polish of this game. The pixel art molestation scenes are of note, just really well done art there. Unfortuantely atm I don't think you can review them after a certain point in the game, so that is very frustrating. I will also note the clear difference between the main title art and the cg art is misleading and distasteful - I'd like it if the main title art matched the CG so that it didn't look like false advertising and the cover matched the pages inside.
The music is inconsequential and the main theme that plays while walking around the dormw as especially bad - so I had it muted through the whole playthrough.
Despite the last two remarks this is absolutely an enjoyable game and definitely worth playing and seeing everything this has to offer for yourself.