Literally unplayable because the dev decided to let Unity stretch the game to fit whatever you play on and didn't give any resolution settings. The game cannot be progressed past the opening dialogue when playing on UW screens because it cuts off whatever I assume you're supposed to click on.
I wish devs would stop using Unity for VN/Clicker games. They always run like garbage.
Edit: For anyone else that has an UW monitor, if you want to play the game, you will either have to edit the engine yourself or change the resolution of your monitor. There's no other way to fix it.
I can't say if it's worth bothering with for this game as I only pulled it to check if the following advice actually works (at least for me), but if you would want to try it (and have a Windows OS) then you can try editing some of the keys for the game in regedit.
I think you've got to at least run the game once for the registry entries to appear, but once that's done (and you've closed the game down) the path should be something like this:
Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\DefaultCompany\SxS!生意気風俗嬢とのイカセ合い勝負!
(if you don't have entries at this location I usually find the relevant entries by using the ctrl+f search in regedit and looking for the name of the game's executable (excluding the .exe), or for the name of the game or the dev)
There you should really just need to change three entries:
Screenmanager Resolution Width_h[some numbers], Screenmanager Resolution Height_h[some numbers], and Screenmanager Fullscreen mode_h[some numbers].
- For width and height you can just change them to the size of the window you'd want, either using the hex values for the resolutions or changing the base value from Hexadecimal to Decimal and just putting in the number you want.
- For fullscreen mode you change the value from 1 to 3 (no need to worry about hexadecimal/decimal here).
...I actually don't remember why it's "3" specifically. I just checked the registry changes I'd made to the last Unity game I'd played and tested whether applying them to this game would work, which they did. So maybe it needs to be 3, or any number other than 1, I can't say for sure other than that 3 works for me.
Anyway, changing all of those and then running the game again you should have it now running in window mode.
This should work for any other Unity games with obnoxiously limited setting options. Or at least it has worked for me with the Unity games I've tried it on, YMMV