This AVN should be studied by historians (and other devs) as an example of a product that keeps pulling people back, despite being technically inferior in many measurable aspects.

Maybe it's just me, but I keep returning to this one, despite:

- Plenty of scenes, but none of them are animated. As a result, at times the game feels monotonous, and ends up being a bit short.
- The size of renders (1280 * 720) is considerably smaller than the typical FullHD you'd normally get today. Because of that, when I run it full screen on a 2K monitor, everything looks a bit murky, as if I forgot to put on my glasses. The feeling persists regardless of which glasses I'm wearing.
- The whole "corporate wars" setting in which the events unfold is way overdone. I don't know which Neuromancer / Robocop / Jennifer Government / whatever other nadzaty kal the authors were smoking, but in the end I had to skip some text without reading, something I never normally do. Sorry, too cringe.

And the good ones? Sure:

- Characters are very well developed and feel natural. Well, the LIs are, at least.
- The MC has a seemingly infinite stamina, and I suspect it somehow contributes to that feeling of bliss that the game manages to instill.
- Music is good and is well placed / timed. Not many games have it.
- Lots of solo and harem endings.
- The cat is a bloody legend.

I was left very impressed by this one. Easily worth full price.