The boss is droning on about quarterly projections again so I’ve got this browser tab minimized, pretending to check email. Over the Moon. Sequel to that other one, A Moment of Bliss, which I barely remember except the android maid had a fat ass. This time it’s your daughter, Moon, and she’s a pop star now or something, and she fucking hates you. The whole premise is you’re stuck in a house with her for a week to write songs for some TV show called Madds Medusa. I kept waiting for the sci-fi angle to matter more, like the memory transfer stuff they mention in the blurb, but nah, it’s mostly just a thin excuse for a very specific kind of tension.

The 3DCG is rough. Not in a charming way, more like someone learned Blender last month and really focused on making breasts bounce but forgot how necks work. Moon’s face sometimes looks like a porcelain doll left too close to a heater. But then she’ll bend over a couch and the lighting hits her thighs just right and suddenly I’m not thinking about the weird shoulder proportions anymore. The exhibitionism tag is doing a lot of heavy lifting. There’s a scene where she’s practicing for her performance in the living room, wearing basically nothing, and the way the camera lingers on her ass while she pretends not to notice you watching. That’s the good stuff. The spanking mini-game is clunky as hell, the hit detection feels like playing darts drunk, but the sound design on the smacks is weirdly satisfying.

The pregnancy tag is a lie, or at least I never triggered it. Maybe it’s buried deep in a route I missed. The virgin thing gets resolved fast, like embarrassingly fast, and then it’s off to the races with group sex scenarios that feel unearned. One minute you’re awkwardly eating breakfast, the next there’s three androids in the room and Moon’s giving you a look. The oral sex animations are the best part, there’s a sloppiness to them that the vaginal scenes lack, all stiff and mechanical. Creampie finishes are the default, no way to turn it off, which is fine by me. The male protagonist is a blank slate, doesn’t even get a name, just a floating camera with a dick. I wish the VARG glasses mentioned in the description actually factored into the gameplay more, instead of just being a menu screen gimmick. Anyway, the meeting’s ending. Gotta look busy.