The core loop here is a therapist’s wet dream. You got this guy, right, total failure, can’t even pay his bills, and then bam, mass time travel event. The game doesn’t really care about the sci-fi logic, it’s just a permission slip. A permission slip for him to stop being a passive loser and start manipulating every timeline to get his dick wet. It’s a power fantasy about erasing your own pathetic history, one creampie at a time. The character’s desire isn’t just for the milf or the school setting crush, it’s for a complete do-over where his knowledge is the ultimate aphrodisiac.
The pacing is like a microwave meal. It’s hot and ready in bursts. You get these long stretches of reading, some of the dialogue is actually witty, I’ll give it that, and then the screen just dissolves into a 1080p animated CG of a titfuck. No slow burn. It’s a flash of interracial groping, then back to the plot about rent. The lesbian scene with the sex toys felt like it was from a completely different game, just dropped in because, well, why not. The handjob animations are weirdly detailed, they spent way too much time on the finger movements, like a surgeon’s guide to jerking off, while the big ass during the vaginal sex scenes sometimes clips through the sci-fi background. It’s jarring.
You make a choice early on about which hottie to pursue first, and it’s not about romance, it’s about which explicit scene you unlock next. The group sex path is a logistical nightmare that the game just handwaves with time travel nonsense. The tension isn’t in the story, it’s in waiting for the next animated loop. The male protagonist is a blank slate, which is perfect because this is pure id. It’s a dating sim where the date is just a formality before the 30+ scenes. The teasing mechanic is basically just a button you press to make the big tits bounce before the oral sex starts. It’s a trilogy starter, so nothing really resolves, you just kind of stop in the middle of a thought. The incest tag is there, handled with the same clumsy, horny energy as everything else, a fantasy checkbox ticked without any real weight. It’s a mess, a sticky, unpolished, and strangely compelling mess.