You’re not exactly running the show because the office crowd keeps pulling pranks at your expense, while their wives act all high and mighty around you. The situation is shifting fast when you stumble upon the secret stash of your best mate’s arrogant wife’s adult videos and realize she’s been sneaking around with your superior!

Right now, you’ve literally got her amazing ass at your mercy, and it’s only up to you to decide what happens next. This isn’t just about watching from the sidelines anymore - it’s about grabbing the reins and turning the tables. Imagine the power of stepping into those secret, forbidden moments and twisting the story to your favor.

You’ll dive deep into a world where betrayal and lust collide, where every secret clip reveals a new layer of dirty truths and hidden desires. As you navigate through this twisted web of workplace tension and personal drama, the lines between enemy and ally blur, and temptation pulls you in every direction. Will you use what you’ve found to humiliate, seduce, or dominate? The choice is yours, and the consequences will be intense.

Get ready to explore intimate encounters that push boundaries and expose raw emotions. The more you uncover, the thicker the plot gets, and the more you crave to take control. This game drags you into a dark playground of voyeurism and manipulation, where your decisions can ignite scorching passion or cold revenge. Every action you take shapes the story, making it a deeply immersive and thrilling experience.

Don’t just watch as others laugh at you or boast around you - turn that mockery into fuel. Seize the moment when the night gets hot, the stakes get higher, and every taboo temptation is just a click away. You’ve never held this much power in your hands before, and the thrill of controlling such a scandalous secret will keep you hooked.

Jump in now and let the chaos begin - the office will never be the same once you start playing.

Two million bucks and a villa full of women who start out acting like they're at a church bake sale. My kind of social experiment. The setup is a reality show where everyone's supposed to be a contestant but really you're just a wolf in a house of sheep that are secretly wolves too. The whole thing runs on choices, little branching paths that feel like you're poking a hornet's nest with your dick.

There's this one contestant, I think her name was Veronica or maybe that's what I called her in my head. Prim posture, talks about "fair play" and "integrity" while wearing a top that's working overtime. Three rounds in and she's doing a striptease on the marble countertop like it's a contractual obligation. The game doesn't bother with smooth animations or whatever, it's deliberately rough around the edges, like someone filmed it on a phone they found in a taxi. That jank actually makes the corruption hit different. You're not watching polished porn stars, you're watching "real models" unravel. Or at least that's the fantasy it's selling.

The stripping contest mechanics are basically a minigame of psychological destruction. You pick dialogue options that sound innocent but land like a shovel to the face. "Oh, you're shy about your chest? Let's do a trust exercise." Next thing you know she's topless and the audience meter is going wild. I got genuinely annoyed at one point because the big boobs physics, or whatever approximation of physics this thing uses, kept clipping through her arm during a scene. Completely took me out of it. But then the next choice tree opened up and suddenly she's roleplaying as my "personal assistant" in front of everyone, calling me sir with this dead-eyed smile. The whiplash. The group dynamics get messy fast, alliances form and break over who's willing to debase themselves harder for screen time. It's not a romance sim, it's a documentary about the death of dignity with tits.

Life of primary personality adjustments fast and radically - after shedding his moms and dads he has only an unlce and a couple of close buddies left. They move to the huge city quickly which suggests our man has absolutely no factors to stay behind either.

In this new area, he will make a great deal of brand-new explorations, test their friendship, battle or restrain the corruption and ofcourse make a step on a number of hot women!

Thrown into the chaos of city life, he quickly learns that survival demands more than just strength. Every alleyway hides secrets, every stranger carries a challenge. He must navigate this mess of lust, danger, and betrayal if he wants to carve out his own place and satisfy his deepest cravings.

Each relationship he forms will pull him deeper into a world where trust is scarce and passion’s fire burns hot. His choices not only decide the fate of those closest to him but also shape how far down the rabbit hole he falls.

Ready to step into his shoes and experience this gritty, erotic odyssey? Jump in now and unleash chaos, pleasure, and power with every decision you make.

My Pleasure is basically what happens when someone watches too much reality TV about spoiled rich kids and thinks "yeah, I can make a game about that." You're this total disaster of a protagonist, the kind of guy who measures his weekends in empty bottles and panty counts. Your dad kicks you out for the weekend, which honestly seems long overdue given the way you've been acting. The whole setup is just an excuse to relocate the party to your uncle's place.

The uncle's house becomes this weird pressure cooker of bad decisions. There's a scene with your cousin that starts with her complaining about the noise and ends with her tits out, because of course it does. The corruption tag is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. Characters fold way too fast. One minute someone's telling you to keep it down, the next they're bent over a couch. The game doesn't even pretend to build tension. It's like the dev got bored writing dialogue and just started dropping CG scenes wherever.

Speaking of those CGs, they're actually not bad if you're here for the obvious reasons. Big tits everywhere, the kind of proportions that make you wonder if the artist has ever seen a real human spine. Some of the angles are genuinely creative though, I'll give them that. There's a particular scene in the kitchen that made me laugh out loud at how absurd it was, but also... I kept clicking.

The party mechanic is basically just a timer for when the next sex scene unlocks. Don't overthink it. My advice? Save before every major conversation. The game has this annoying habit of locking you out of certain corruption paths if you pick the "wrong" dialogue option, even though all options are basically variations of "let's fuck." Makes no sense but here we are. Also the dad's voice acting sounds like he recorded his lines in a bathroom. Which maybe he did. It adds to the whole unpolished charm I guess.

the stopwatch is a cheap plastic thing from a cereal box probably but it works. that's the whole game right there. one second you're this washed up firefighter with a beer gut and a missing friend and the next you've got your hand frozen midair reaching for something you shouldn't. the cg hentai scenes hit different when the girl is literally a statue. you can just... look. for as long as you want. the corruption tag isn't lying either. first few times you use the watch it's almost cute. peek at a skirt. move a strand of hair. then by chapter three you're doing things that would make the guy from that one manga with the schoolgirls blush. and the game doesn't judge you which is somehow worse.

the visual novel parts between the time stops are actually trying to be a real story. something about a friend who vanished and a fire that happened years ago. i skimmed most of it. the dialogue has that translated feel where characters say things like "i am going to the store now for purchasing of items" and you just nod along. but then you get another choice and the domination path opens up and suddenly you're not just stopping time you're making them aware of it. that's when the game gets mean. there's a scene with a nurse that i had to put my phone down after. not because it was too much but because i realized i was grinning.

the art style is inconsistent. some cgs look like they were drawn by someone who really studied anatomy and others look like a first year art student's patreon. the stopwatch mechanic is literally just a button that says "stop time" and then you click on things. no puzzles no timers no consequences. except the choices do matter i think. there's a meter that fills up with something called "chaos" and i still don't know what it does after three playthroughs. maybe that's the point. the game's called In This Time and i keep thinking about that title. in this time you're a creep. in this time you're a hero. in this time you're just a guy who found a watch and ruined everything. the missing friend subplot resolves in a way that made me feel genuinely bad. then i reloaded and made worse choices.

Gym instructor isn't just a job title here, it's a warning. Carla's sprite dominates every scene she's in, those arms flexing while you're squirming through another "training session" that feels less like exercise and more like public degradation. The art's inconsistent though. Some CGs hit with this gorgeous detailed rendering where sweat actually looks like sweat, other times faces stretch weird during corruption sequences like someone rushed the transform layers. Still can't stop clicking.

Roommate dynamics should be the draw but honestly Lucy's barely there. She orbits around plot beats about the embezzlement money, which you'd think would be more central since that's literally why you're getting blackmailed in this office job you moved countries for. The text keeps forgetting about her. Keeps forgetting about the crime itself honestly. What sticks is the humiliation loops where the blackmailer, some higher-up who caught your dumb ass cooking books, calls you during these gym scenes with Carla while you're on your knees trying to explain why you're not actually into being dominated. The dialogue choices mean something here for once in a VN. Pick wrong and the scene just, poof, fades out with a "maybe another time" screen that feels like getting blue-balled by a menu prompt.

Corruption meter's janky. Sometimes it ticks up during scenes that should be neutral, like choosing what to eat for dinner with the roommate, and I still don't understand if that's intentional commentary about losing autonomy or just spaghetti code. The femdom stuff goes hardcore fast, no gentle lead-in, which honestly I appreciate. No pretending this is a romance. You're a pathetic embezzler and these women know it. The humiliation dialogue gets repetitive by the third session with Carla though, same phrases recycled, "you're going to do everything I say" for the eighth time loses its bite. Wish the game had, I don't know, a skip button that actually worked properly instead of locking you into watching the same transition animation over and.

The visual novel structure chugs along competently enough. Office scenes feel hollow compared to the apartment sequences, which at least have this claustrophobic domestic tension. The corruption path with the gym instructor branches in ways that caught me off guard, genuinely didn't expect a certain scene where she involves the other instructors, but then it just ends on a cliffhanger that the game's been sitting on for months now according to the version number. Still. That one CG where you're. Never mind. Loading bars take forever between choices sometimes and that's the shit that really breaks immersion more than anything else I could complain about.

You are working at a massive company making giant strides in digital reality development. As one of the top engineers, you're on the brink of yet another medical breakthrough. But have you really thought through all the potential consequences this cutting-edge technology might unleash?

Outside the lab, the real world doesn’t wait for your calculations. It’s messy, raw, and often driven by primal urges - and it starts with those irresistibly hot women who walk into your life like a storm ready to upend everything you thought was certain.

Your days are packed with intense coding sessions and tireless experiments, but nights? They’re a different game altogether. The lines between professional breakthroughs and personal temptations blur as you get pulled into a whirlwind of desire, ambition, and secrets. Every encounter threatens to distract or derail your mission, yet also fuels your drive in unexpected ways.

As the pressures mount, you’ll navigate a maze of moral dilemmas and steamy encounters that test not just your expertise, but your very willpower. Will you stay focused on the promise of revolutionizing medicine, or let the tantalizing distractions pull you under? The city’s neon glow hides more than just technological marvels - it conceals dark desires and unpredictable alliances that could either make or break your future.

Dive deep into a world where science isn’t just about formulas and machines, but raw human emotion and carnal tension. Your choices shape the storyline, dragging you through heated trysts, secret meetings, and the dangerous dance between innovation and temptation.

Are you ready to take control of your destiny, or will you succumb to the chaos brewing both in your lab and your tangled relationships? Step inside the pulse-pounding life of a genius torn between the promise of a new world and the primal pull of flesh and passion. This is more than a game - it’s a journey into the heart of desire wrapped in the thrill of discovery. Start playing now and see how far you’re willing to go.

Thalna lives underground. Not metaphorically. She literally spends her days in this grimy underworld where everyone wants a piece of her, and not in the sweet way. The whole thing feels deliberately rough around the edges, like someone drew it on a napkin then scanned it. That works for the setting actually. You get this sense of grime and bad decisions clinging to every corner.

The tattoo thing threw me off at first. You don't see many adult games fixating on body modification as a corruption marker, but here we are. Every time Thalna gets inked, it's like watching someone sign away another piece of their soul. The art during these scenes is surprisingly intimate for something so deliberately ugly. Not ugly in a bad way, ugly in a "this is the underworld and it should feel uncomfortable" way. The CG hentai scenes hit different when you know they're coming because of a choice you made three screens back. There's this one moment where she's getting marked up and the artist asks if she's sure. I clicked yes. She wasn't sure. Neither was I. The game doesn't care. It just keeps going, showing you the consequences with this flat affect that somehow makes everything more disturbing. I wish the dialogue had more bite to it sometimes, but the visual novel format means you're mostly just clicking through. That's fine. I've spent too much time on itch.io anyway.

What gets me is how the game remembers. Not in some fancy branching narrative way, but in this stubborn refusal to let you take back the moments where you pushed Thalna toward something awful. She changes. You see it in the CGs, in the way she carries herself. The underground stops being a place she's stuck in and starts being somewhere she belongs. That's the corruption working. Or maybe that's just what happens when you spend enough time somewhere. I keep thinking about whether any of these choices actually matter or if we're all just watching someone slide down a hill that was always going to be slippery. The game doesn't answer that question. I don't think it wants to.

Three words: sweat, silk, suspicion.

The sweat part is obvious. Tribal warriors, training grounds, bodies that look like they could snap you in half and then ask for seconds. The character designs lean hard into that raw physicality, muscles and curves rendered in that glossy CG hentai style where everything looks a little too smooth, like oiled skin under a harsh sun. You’re the prince, which means you’re the prize, and every noble daughter sent to your doorstep is a walking, talking political landmine wrapped in expensive silk. The corruption tag isn't just about some dark magic nonsense. It's the slow rot of trust, the way a sweet smile during a feast can curdle into a knife in the dark. One of these families murdered your mother. And you're supposed to just... pick a wife? It's a mindfuck.

The visual novel structure is what you'd expect, choices branching off into different beds and different betrayals. I spent a solid chunk of a playthrough just trying to get into the head of the red-haired one from the merchant city, the one who laughs at everything. Her scenes are a masterclass in that specific hentai logic where clothes just sort of evaporate, but the dialogue, man. She says things that make you forget about the murder plot entirely, then drops a hint about her father's shipping routes that makes your blood run cold. It's like playing emotional ping-pong with your dick in your hand. The art during the CGs is top-tier, genuinely, the kind of detailed work that makes you lean in. But then a regular dialogue scene will hit and the character's expression will be this dead-eyed stare that completely takes you out of it. Wish they'd fixed that. It won't happen.

What kind of sicko gets the most out of this? The player who saves before every single choice, not to "win," but to see exactly how badly things can fall apart. The one who gets that the hottest corruption is the kind you never see coming, whispered in your ear while you're balls-deep and thinking with the wrong head. It's a game for people who find the politics of a royal marriage more arousing than the actual fucking. And honestly? Sometimes the fucking is just a bonus. The real climax is finding out who's been playing you from day one. I still think the guard captain knows more than she lets on. That one scene in the bathhouse, the way her eyes flicker when you mention the old queen... I'm probably reading too much into it. Or not enough. That's the whole damn point, isn't it?