Christine Porter, fresh out of law school, thinks she's got it all figured out. Smart suit, sharp mind, ready to crush the corporate ladder. Then the senior partner calls her into his office and the whole "intern evaluation" takes a turn that would make HR spontaneously combust. The game doesn't pretend otherwise, it's right there in the premise. You're going to be asked to do things. Things that make you click "next" with one hand covering your mouth.

The art is that specific kind of CG hentai where everyone looks like they're made of polished plastic, in a good way. The office backgrounds are just detailed enough to feel real before they blur into irrelevance. What got me was the slow burn of it. One minute you're fetching coffee, the next you're... not. There's this scene in a supply closet that I had to replay because the dialogue was so perfectly awful, the way the partner phrases his "requests" like it's just another item on the agenda. The game knows exactly what it's doing, dangling that permanent position like a carrot while your character's internal monologue gets quieter and quieter.

Wish there was more actual legal work though. Like, let me draft a motion or something between the other stuff. The pacing is like a microwave meal, hot in some spots, frozen in others. You'll get three scenes back to back and then a long stretch of just clicking through text about office politics. The job tag is doing a lot of heavy lifting but sometimes it forgets the "job" part entirely. Still, for a browser game that doesn't even need a download, it delivers exactly what the description promises. No surprises, except maybe how much you end up rooting for Christine to just walk out. She won't though. That's not the game we're playing.