The thing with AI CG is you can always spot where the algorithm just gave up on hands. Azonexyl-9 has that in spades, but honestly, who's looking at fingers when Sophie's tits are practically spilling out of her sundress in that scene at the clinic? The whole setup is this pathetic husband Alex, total virgin energy despite being married, and he's trying to fix his dick problems with some experimental drug. Classic.

The rendering style is weirdly inconsistent. One frame Sophie looks like a supermodel, next she's got that uncanny valley stare that makes you feel like you're being evaluated for a meal plan. But the teasing scenes. Jesus. There's this moment where she bends over to "check the router cables" and the perspective shifts so aggressively you can practically hear the artist breathing heavy. The big ass tag isn't lying, it's practically a character in itself.

I spent way too long on the branching path where Alex starts suspecting the clinic isn't just about erectile dysfunction. Something about MKULTRA references in a porn game feels like eating a gourmet burger and finding a circuit board inside. You're there for the cuckold humiliation beats, the gaslighting, Sophie slowly realizing she can get what she needs elsewhere while Alex watches through that two-way mirror setup, and then suddenly there's conspiracy theories about mind control. It's jarring. I kind of love it? The writing during the heavy NTR scenes is genuinely uncomfortable in a way most games don't manage, probably because Alex's internal monologue is so pathetic. You almost want to click away. Almost.

The simulator aspects are barebones. Click, read, get horny, feel bad, repeat. But that one scene where Sophie's on the phone with her mom while the doctor is... look, the audio design carries it. No voice acting, but the ambient hum of the clinic lights and that muffled bass from the adjacent room. Chef's kiss for immersion.

I wish there was more to do with the virgin tag besides Alex's whole deal. Missed opportunity for a flashback arc.