The whole concept is a mess of contradictions and I’m kinda here for it. Jon’s a fuckup, parole and rent breathing down his neck, family basically disowned him. Standard sadboi start. Then boom, alien brain implant and a time loop to hunt mind parasites. The sci-fi wrapper is so thin it’s practically see-through, a flimsy excuse to rewind 15 days whenever you botch a social link or, more importantly, a sex scene. And that’s the real parasite here, the one that makes people uncontrollably horny. Convenient, huh?

The renders are that specific brand of uncanny 3DCG, plastic-y skin but with realistic enough anatomy where it counts. My first loop I just went full degenerate, testing boundaries. Your mom, who supposedly hates you, ends up in a scenario involving a swinging couple across the street and a device that requires, ahem, dual input. The incest tag isn’t a subtle hint, it’s a sledgehammer wrapped in a school setting flashback. The logic makes zero sense, an alien giving a deadbeat a time machine to fuck his way through a suburban MILF infestation. One minute you’re in a classroom with a lesbian classmate, the next you’re in an interracial anal scene that the plot forgot to justify. It’s like the script was written by a committee of horny ghosts.

I got stuck for twenty minutes trying to trigger a specific vaginal scene with the neighbor because I’d forgotten to buy a snack from the vending machine on day three. A snack. For an alien parasite hunt. That kind of obtuse sim-lite backtracking is maddening. But the multiple penetration animations are surprisingly fluid, no weird clipping, even when the logic of the bodies involved defies physics. The male protagonist is a blank slate, which is fine because the women are the real set pieces, all exaggerated proportions and improbable desires. It’s a trashfire of genres, a simulator that simulates nothing but depravity, and yet I’ve looped seven times. Don’t ask me why.