I really wish there was a middle option for recommendations. This game's kind of in the middle for me, I can see it appealing to some people, but if I have to pick between the two, then it'll be "not recommended". I would personally not buy the game again, and I'll likely not buy again from this dev (or devs).

A short summary:
The game is a naughty game where naughy scenes are not done very well; the animation is poor AI slop basically, and the writing is lacking excitement due to repetition. The gameplay is so repetitive that it's about half the game, and there's no real replay value to see the other endings because who wants to redo all the grinding?

I want to start off by saying that I typically don't buy games that make use of AI. I can make an exception if it's something fairly minor. In this case, I had played the demo elsewhere before the game came on Steam, so I was quite invested in the story, and since the devs said they used their own art to train the AI, I thought, "ok, that's fair". Now, the art is quite beautiful, I especially enjoyed the many expressions of our esteemed femboy, but the animations are very rough. For a game like this, where the action scenes are the reason people play this game, it's honestly a poor choice.

The story for me was the only real reason I bought this game, I quite liked the demo, and wanted to see where things went. The problem is, realistically, they've created this illusion of choice because in most situations, there's only one course of action that works, and the only actual choice you have sort of automatically decides how the rest of the game plays out. Now, that would make sense if it were a thing later on in the game, but it happens fairly early on. That also makes it quite annoying because if you want to see the other ending(s?), you do have to re-do most of the game (which isn't fun because the gameplay is poor).

I did quite like the true ending in its own way, the plot twist was quite unpredictable. However, at the same time, that category of endings is typically considered a somewhat cliche, lazy ending in writing. I know because I got this feedback on a creative writing assignment back in lower secondary school! I will also say that while I did go back to do the bad/evil ending, I honestly just couldn't. The writing when you decide to go that route is honestly just full of guilt tripping, and the character's personality seems to transform. While I agree it's a situation of dubious consent, and there should absolutely be a route where the protag is acting out of pure self-interest, I feel like it's a missed opportunity that that was the only route you could take. For example, when the question of proof comes up in certain events in the game, the protagonist actually goes out of their way to make sure there's no evidence left behind the next day, this is true for all routes. The protag could've easily proven to Taylor that he was wrong, yet he went out of his way to make sure that wouldn't happen. In the most evil ending, that makes sense, for anything else though, not so much. So, that feels like an intentional plothole or an incredible oversight that makes for bad writing, in my opinion. On the story and writing, finally, I will say that especially the action scenes are sometimes very repetitive. I'm not sure if that's due to the use of AI, and not reading what was written very throughouly, or if it's simply because the devs have become so blind to their own writing that they don't even notice they're using the same expressions over and over again for different scenes. It takes any excitement out of it very quickly.

Then, finally, on the gameplay. It's extremely repetetive and grindy, and the mini games aren't particularly fun. If I look at the number of hours I've played in total, which probably comes to around 9 hours, including the demo gameplay, of which probably 8 hours was to finish one playthrough, I would say at least half of that time was spent on the grinding of mini games alone. There's basically no replay value because the game is so grind heavy that even if you want to see the other ending(s?), it becomes such a chore, it's generally not worth the effort. For a 12-13 euro game, that's not really good value.

The game was very short, with only a few scenes. The minigames were annoying, and they don't really add much to the gameplay loop other than dwindling time and maybe adding some suspense for the scenes.

Overall I enjoyed the game but think the price is far to high for what you get. Were this a EA with additional content planned i would say it was a nice start. But i wouldn't recommend this game for its current price.

If i payed maybe 3.99 i wouldnt feel to bad and think thats a fair price for what you get

Cute game. I really enjoyed the dialogue between the Protagonist and the Femboy survivor. One gripe though is that the minigames were really repetitive, but I enjoyed the CG's and story enough to stick with it. Not bad