The whole thing runs on a 15 day loop and honestly the first cycle I just fumbled around like an idiot. You play Jon, this 22 year old screwup with a parole officer who probably hates him and a family that already wrote him off. Then some alien shows up, sticks a device in your brain, and suddenly you're supposed to hunt mind parasites. Sure. Whatever. The sci-fi wrapper is thin enough to see through but that's not why anyone's clicking on this.

What actually happens is you start poking around people's lives, and the parasite detection mechanic basically becomes an excuse to get way too involved with everyone. Your mom, your sisters, the neighbor lady. The game doesn't pretend to be subtle about it. There's this one scene with the older woman across the hall where the whole parasite hunt angle just completely falls apart and you're just... yeah. Multiple penetration tags are there for a reason and the game delivers without making a big production about it. The swinging stuff unlocks later and it's about as messy as you'd expect from a game that can't decide if it wants to be a simulator or just a straight up fantasy delivery system.

The 3D models are rough. Like, genuinely unpolished in ways that sometimes work for it and sometimes make you wince. Faces go dead during scenes. Animations loop weird. But there's this honesty to how janky it all is that I weirdly respect. The interracial content and lesbian scenes are just... there. Not handled with any particular care, just dropped in like everything else. The male protagonist thing means you're always in control, which for a game about mind control parasites is either clever or completely accidental. I can't tell anymore.

The time loop gimmick means you can screw up and try again, which is good because the first run I completely botched the mom route and ended up with nothing. Second time I figured out the rhythm. By the fifth loop I wasn't even pretending to care about the alien's mission.