For transparency, I did not finish the game and only managed to make it a little bit of the way through. I felt it was too frustrating to continue.
I'm giving it a 2/5 because while the positives made me think I would enjoy the game, the negative basically made me rage quit.
Briefly, the main thing I liked in what I saw was the interesting premise to a story, especially if there's the option to go in whichever romantic/sexual direction you want. I think with the right backbone, it could allow MC to really go down all sorts of unique routes.
Meh:
There are character stats. Don't know what they mean or what they do. But given what follows, I'm not sure if it matters.
The Negative: The Writing
I don't feel the need for porn games to be 100% realistic or be completely logical, whether that's scenarios, dialogues, character motivations, etc.
That said, I found the writing for the characters in this game to be completely aggravating. The MC tends to stand up for himself with words but not actions, the step-mom character is blithely disrespectful of the MC's autonomy, and characters swap between being intelligent to being naively ignorant or just incapable of doing anything.
This leads to manufactured conflict and frustrating gameplay, where your intentional actions might be un-done by the MC's scripted inaction.
Here's some examples:
1. Prior to the change, MC gets into a spat with his step-sister and step-mom after a long day at work. There are exchanges like the step-mom effectively telling MC to get out more and flirt, then immediately try to create a roleplay scenario for him to pretend she's a girl that he's trying to flirt with. It's a situation where MC is getting dogged on, receiving either insults from one side and getting treated like a middle-schooler on another; he's not going to respond well to it. However, at no point does he take any actions: he doesn't leave the situation, doesn't ask for them to stop, just sits in the situation and makes quips until he's been sufficiently berated and embarrassed.
2. Depending on what you wear to visit the doctor, you get approached by men. Remember, this is still a man's brain, with all his experiences and expectations. MC knows the men approaching are trouble; MC earlier makes a comment about these clothes and "trusting weirdos not to fuck [him] over" being the reason why he's in this mess. But regardless, MC just sits there and argues. At no point does he try to fight, walk away, kick them in the balls, or anything other than sit in the situation and make quips until he's groped. This seems to happen often, where the MC knows someone is trying to take advantage, but then does nothing. Not because of a commentary on how society treats genders, but because he's written to not do anything about it.
3. The step-mom character is unbearable. Perhaps she's just dense, selfish, and incapable of realizing the gravity of the situation. There are things that would be plainly stupid to do in her situation but does them anyway and does not seem to realize why it's a problem. She seems to tell everyone she knows about the MC's change (without asking), she sends pics of MC in her underwear to all MC's coworkers and boss (does not understand why that would be embarassing or detrimental at all), makes next to no effort to consider or care about MC's feelings or how MC is handling the change, and treats MC like a child (makes a comment about how MC is her second chance to get to play dress up with her child, keeps making comments that MC articulates s/he doesn't appreciate). The sending pics to the coworkers was the one that really stood out -- in most other instances it could be attributed to nervousness, or excitement, or something else. But the fact that there's zero recognition that her actions were, at best, extremely foolish and detrimental to MC is incredibly frustrating. But maybe worse is that while MC expresses frustration at her actions, s/he leaves it there. There's no consequences for the step-mom because MC is written to not do anything about it.
4. There's a scene where MC visits the doc (Mia), who is giving a lesson to these 3 horny boys who are obviously trying to take pics/vids of her. So obvious, that MC comments on it to himself multiple times and calls them out on it ... when Mia isn't around. The openly talk about it. The boys then turn up the heat to get Mia to take some clothes off, which MC doesn't seem to pick up on. Like he does, but then is like "weird, why is it so warm in here?" The boys have a spiked drink -- something that is made clear to the reader -- and MC has the option to decline the drink because "Something is Seriously off." Does MC actually do anything about it? Nope, only vague comments to Mia who doesn't seem to remember anything odd happening. MC doesn't express his concerns, or even mention the contents of the picture the boys showed him of the aftermath, or anything. So, even if you select the options that would try to thwart the boys's plan, it doesn't matter because MC is written to not do anything about it.
When the character knows something is up, or someone is trying to take advantage, but then fails to either do anything or even recognize at the last second that it's happening (oops you grabbed my boobs, must have been just helping), it makes it so you can't trust any choices you're given.
In a game that states "eccentricity rules and decisions count," the "eccentric" so far seems to be logical dissonance and the "decisions that count" don't necessary equate to the decisions you were making.
Maybe these things change later on, my guess is that it doesn't.
Bonus Minor Gripe: There's a lot of repetition in the writing. There are a lot of sentences in a conversation that are the same comment ("you've got a great body!"). It gets to the point where I found myself no longer reading because it seemed like the dialogue was in repetition land and not working to provide new info, move the plot forward, etc.
Bonus Tiny Gripe: Typos, man.