You know what I can't stand? When a game promises "multiple perspectives" and then gives you the same boring dude with different hair. Fashion Spice actually delivers on that front, jumping between models, designers, and some seriously fucked up mafia types. The first time I switched from this ambitious model doing a photoshoot to some shadowy figure making deals in a back room, I actually felt that shift in my gut. The 3DCG is deliberately rough around the edges, not in a lazy way but like someone chose to make it feel uncomfortable. The tentacle scenes aren't just thrown in for shock value, they're tied to this whole corruption mechanic that I still don't fully understand after three playthroughs. Something about how many "dark pacts" you've made determines whether the monsters show up during sex scenes or just in the horror segments. The creampie animations are weirdly detailed for how unpolished everything else looks.
The groping scenes in the backstage areas made me actually uncomfortable, which I think is the point? There's this one moment where you're playing as a designer and you can either stop what's happening to a model or... not. I sat there staring at my phone screen for way too long. The lesbian content between two of the models feels almost tender compared to everything else, which just makes the monster scenes hit harder when they come. And they do come. The big tits and big ass characters are everywhere, obviously, but the milf character who runs the agency has this oral sex scene that's genuinely well written even if the animation is janky as hell.
I wish the mobile version didn't have such tiny text during the choice moments. Missed a critical decision twice because I couldn't read the timer. The group sex scene in the penthouse has this one angle where the clipping is so bad I laughed during what should've been hot. But then the vaginal sex scene with the main model and her boyfriend has this creampie moment that's animated better than anything else in the game and I don't understand why they didn't put that effort everywhere. The anal sex content is there but feels almost like an afterthought compared to how much attention the tentacle stuff gets. Maybe that's intentional given the horror focus? The romance path with the male protagonist and one of the designers is surprisingly sweet, which just makes the later corruption hit different. I keep coming back trying to figure out if there's a way to save everyone but I'm pretty sure there isn't and that's the whole point but I keep trying anyway.