Can I Come In?

Editorial Meh

"Can I Come In?" earns genuine enthusiasm for its concept — a succubus-survival management game with 26 girls, multiple endings, and a night-hunting minigame — and the developer's transparent communication about budget pressures and design trade-offs is appreciated by the community. That said, the game draws consistent criticism for its AI-generated art (one reviewer calls it "ai slop"), an unpopular protagonist design, and shallow per-character interactions that feel cut short by financial constraints; a modder who dug into the v2.0 code concluded the newer animations were "not even worth $1." On the technical side, several players across versions report a loading freeze at the door-opening screen, and the modded community has been working around additional bugs. The save system (camera/fridge mechanic) is functional once discovered but poorly explained. For players who can get it running, there's a real game here with replay value, but the rough edges — both creative and technical — make this one for patient fans of the genre rather than a broad recommendation.