I spent twenty minutes trying to figure out if the minigame where you sort files was actually broken or if Anita's just that bad at her internship. The cursor drifts. Deliberately. Like the devs wanted me to feel her anxiety through shitty mouse acceleration. That's the kind of unpolished nonsense that somehow works here, this weird Unity project where everything feels slightly off in a way that matches the protagonist's spiraling life.

The trans tag isn't some checkbox diversity thing. Anita's body is rendered in that particular 3DCG style where skin textures look like they'd feel like a phone screen protector, but the way the game handles her anatomy during the teasing scenes with her stepbrother. Look, there's this moment in the shower where the camera just lingers on her reflection and the puzzle minigame from earlier suddenly makes sense, the one where you're literally piecing together fragments of her self image. I abandoned three different save files trying to get the oral scene with the coworker to trigger differently. The adventure elements are mostly walking between rooms and hoping the next dialogue tree doesn't softlock, which happened twice.

The masturbation sequences use this weird rhythm mechanic that I'm still not convinced I did correctly. You're supposed to match the circle's pulse but the timing window is tighter than it needs to be and honestly that might be intentional given how wound up Anita is. Her mother's partner keeps appearing in doorways at the worst moments and the game never explains if getting caught is a fail state or just another path. The vaginal sex scene in the office after hours has clipping issues, her hair phases through the desk, but the dialogue choices beforehand actually reference decisions you made three in-game days earlier which caught me off guard. Most of these games forget what you clicked yesterday.

Save before every conversation with the son. Trust me on this. The teasing scenes are missable in ways that aren't obvious and the game autosaves at the worst possible moments, like right after you've committed to a dialogue path that locks you out of the good stuff. Don't try to be clever with the puzzle solutions, just brute force them, the logic isn't consistent anyway.