The setup is bold — the MC (the dad) is deeply flawed, selfish, and unlikable. He’s dealing with the fallout of his past mistakes, and the son he’s living with is equally abrasive (though for somewhat understandable reasons). This dynamic can be off-putting, since you’re forced to embody a protagonist that’s hard to root for, but it does align with the story’s tone.
The writing starts strong, with solid conversations that give you a clear sense of each girl’s personality. Early on, dialogue feels natural and engaging — whether it’s tense fights, heartfelt moments, or playful flirting. Unfortunately, as the game progresses, this quality drops off. Conversations become sparse, weaker, and often meaningless, existing only to bridge into sex scenes (sometimes skipping even that). The inconsistency drags down immersion and makes the narrative feel hollow.
This is more kinetic novel than interactive game. Choices are present, but they’re very limited: only one truly matters, deciding which ending you get. The rest are purely cosmetic or tied to sex scenes. On one hand, that fits the VN style — you’re here to experience a story rather than shape it. On the other, it makes replay value thin and leaves you wishing there was more agency. Thankfully, the game is short and quick, so experimenting with the few available choices doesn’t feel like a chore.
This is easily the highlight. Renders are polished and appealing, with characters designed to look their age and role — the MC as a believably middle-aged man, the girls distinct and attractive. Scenarios and backgrounds lack variety, but the detail is strong enough that repetition doesn’t sting too much.
The animations, though, are on another level entirely. They’re incredibly realistic — some of the best I’ve ever seen in an adult game. Hair moves naturally, skin reacts believably, and expressions match the action with precision. At times, it almost looks like real footage. There are some flaws (occasional clipping, black-screen transitions, or scenes that could’ve been expanded further), but these feel minor compared to the overall quality.
This game is short and visually spectacular, but narratively disappointing. It sets up a compelling dynamic and hints at themes like redemption, maturity, or family healing — but never follows through. Instead, the focus shifts almost entirely to sex, leaving the story hollow and the MC largely insufferable.
Still, the presentation is so strong that it carries the experience. Even with its flaws, the quality of the visuals and animations alone make it worth checking out, especially since the short runtime prevents it from overstaying its welcome.
Based on everything:
The writing starts strong, with solid conversations that give you a clear sense of each girl’s personality. Early on, dialogue feels natural and engaging — whether it’s tense fights, heartfelt moments, or playful flirting. Unfortunately, as the game progresses, this quality drops off. Conversations become sparse, weaker, and often meaningless, existing only to bridge into sex scenes (sometimes skipping even that). The inconsistency drags down immersion and makes the narrative feel hollow.
This is more kinetic novel than interactive game. Choices are present, but they’re very limited: only one truly matters, deciding which ending you get. The rest are purely cosmetic or tied to sex scenes. On one hand, that fits the VN style — you’re here to experience a story rather than shape it. On the other, it makes replay value thin and leaves you wishing there was more agency. Thankfully, the game is short and quick, so experimenting with the few available choices doesn’t feel like a chore.
This is easily the highlight. Renders are polished and appealing, with characters designed to look their age and role — the MC as a believably middle-aged man, the girls distinct and attractive. Scenarios and backgrounds lack variety, but the detail is strong enough that repetition doesn’t sting too much.
The animations, though, are on another level entirely. They’re incredibly realistic — some of the best I’ve ever seen in an adult game. Hair moves naturally, skin reacts believably, and expressions match the action with precision. At times, it almost looks like real footage. There are some flaws (occasional clipping, black-screen transitions, or scenes that could’ve been expanded further), but these feel minor compared to the overall quality.
This game is short and visually spectacular, but narratively disappointing. It sets up a compelling dynamic and hints at themes like redemption, maturity, or family healing — but never follows through. Instead, the focus shifts almost entirely to sex, leaving the story hollow and the MC largely insufferable.
Still, the presentation is so strong that it carries the experience. Even with its flaws, the quality of the visuals and animations alone make it worth checking out, especially since the short runtime prevents it from overstaying its welcome.
Based on everything:
- Story & Characters → Starts strong, but quickly becomes inconsistent and shallow. 6,0/10
- Player Choices → Extremely limited, with little weight outside the ending. 2,5/10
- Visuals & Animations → Excellent models and some of the best animations out there, despite small flaws. 8,5/10
