An RPG About Falling to the Seduction of the Evil Female Executive You Made Fun Of

Editorial Don't bother

This RPG promises a tempting premise—a power fantasy about succumbing to an executive's seduction—but delivers an unfinished, undercooked experience that squanders its own setup. The game suffers from severe technical problems: players report being stuck in loops after early story beats, requiring workarounds to progress at all. Beyond the crashes, the creative execution is thin: fewer than 10 CGs, minimal dialogue choices, shallow combat (enemies you can ignore entirely), and a story that feels randomly assembled rather than purposeful. The corruption mechanic and seduction arc—the game's core appeal—are barely developed; indulging once or twice locks you into a bad ending, killing the tension that should drive repeated playthroughs. Community consensus is sharp: this reads as an unfinished proof-of-concept rather than a complete game, with even sympathetic players acknowledging squandered potential in the premise itself.