The save system in this thing is a war crime. I lost 40 minutes of progress because I clicked the wrong menu option and there's no confirmation, no warning, just poof, all that carefully built corruption meter progress gone like it never happened. I actually yelled at my monitor. My cat left the room.

The art is this weird mix of traced official character sheets and what looks like someone's first attempt at digital coloring in 2007. Sam's hair is like three different shades of red depending on which scene you're in and sometimes her eyes drift slightly off center like she's having a medical emergency. But here's the thing, when the domination scenes hit, they actually hit. There's this one sequence with Clover where she starts off all confident and dismissive and by the end she's literally begging, and the writing somehow makes that transition feel earned even though the whole thing is objectively ridiculous. The dialogue has these moments of genuine heat buried under all the broken English and weird phrasing choices. "You will learn your place beneath my heel" delivered by a cartoon character in a catsuit shouldn't work but my brain apparently disagrees with my critical faculties.

The trainer mechanics are grindy as hell. Click this, wait for that, repeat until the meter fills, unlock the next scene. It's basically a cookie clicker with degradation kinks. You're just optimizing your clicks to see Alex get flustered faster, which I guess is the point but also makes me question my life choices at 2 AM. The blonde one, Clover, she's got the most content by far and the other two feel almost like afterthoughts, which is annoying because Sam's scenes have way better writing. The brunette barely registers, honestly forgot her name while typing this. Something about the way the domination escalates feels more natural than it has any right to be for a browser game about cartoon spies getting corrupted. There's this weird moment where the game glitched and showed two dialogue boxes at once and it accidentally created this surreal overlapping effect that was actually hotter than the intended scene. I can't tell if that's a compliment or an indictment.