Usually with porn games you can sorta tell what type of game you get, but with this one ... like, clearly, from a porn-stand point, you're bodyguard to a rich, sexy lady (who according to some characters needs "a man of the house", which, again, I can't tell whether this is supposed to some joke or for real ...) so indubitably you'd think you hook up with her (and possibly her sister, daughter, all of her friends, and, who knows, maybe her nerdy kid boy ... hey; what's not been done yet? ^^; ). But then this game seem at times more grounded and more serious than just insane porn logic, with a real relationship, and with some real traumatic character backgrounds, so ... maybe actually not?
Point is, I can't really tell what it's trying to do, and how much that's kinda randomly thrown in is supposed to be grounded in reality (so Bezos is negotiating something, Harris is President and Putin got putsched?) and what's just supposed to be cheesy gamer humor (unlike the previous game where clearly everything was just nonsense).
Scenes like the "I'm hired as a bodyguard but apparently have no clue what to do when the alarm system goes of" or the extreme choices of "I'll explicitly go against the helicopter mom who happens to be my prospective employer by ignoring what her daughter gets up to" and "I'll be a complete asshole to the girl and her boyfriend and pretend that's some dad-like/big-brother behavior which she presumably will later be revealed to secretly crave in accordance to story-logic" don't exactly help either. Or the whole "she's an Ambassador but FSB but her husband is an abusive fuck but she's going on about some marriage loyalty as if it were the 20th century but she's also fine with acting as naked bait but also ..."
In short, I don't really get what the game tries to do. I think that needs sorting out, but otherwise, yeah, sure, why not.