Right so the interview starts and these two girls are there, right? And they're wearing... well, not much. The underwear tag is doing some heavy lifting here, like the artist just forgot how fabric works. One minute they're in a job interview, the next it's a full on "model" audition where the clothes just... evaporate. The plot is this flimsy thing about boyfriends getting jealous but honestly who cares, the whole point is watching these nervous girls squirm while some off screen dude asks increasingly personal questions. It's a visual novel so you're just clicking through, but the CG hentai scenes are the real meat. There's this one moment where the redhead, I think her name was... something with an M? She's trying to explain her relationship status while her top is just gone. Like, poof. The logic is non existent and I love it.

The art style is that specific kind of polished but slightly off model that makes everyone look like a mannequin with a fever. Shiny skin, impossible proportions, the works. You know the type. It's like someone fed a bunch of fashion magazines into a blender and then drew the result. The dialogue is pure cheese, the kind where a girl says "Oh no, my boyfriend wouldn't like this" while simultaneously posing for a photo that would make a gynecologist blush. There's no voice acting which is a crime because I need to hear someone deliver the line "But I'm just here for the clothing line!" with a straight face while wearing only a single sock.

I got distracted halfway through because my cat knocked over a plant and I forgot what choice I was making. Doesn't matter. The game doesn't really have branching paths that I could tell, it's more of a guided tour through a very specific fantasy. The interview questions get more unhinged, the "modeling" gets more explicit, and somewhere around the third scene I realized I was just clicking to see how absurd it would get. It gets pretty absurd. The boyfriends are mentioned like twice and then never again, which is probably for the best. They'd just get in the way of the whole "job interview" premise that's really just a flimsy excuse for a strip show with extra steps.