Two million bucks and a villa full of women who start out acting like they're at a church bake sale. My kind of social experiment. The setup is a reality show where everyone's supposed to be a contestant but really you're just a wolf in a house of sheep that are secretly wolves too. The whole thing runs on choices, little branching paths that feel like you're poking a hornet's nest with your dick.

There's this one contestant, I think her name was Veronica or maybe that's what I called her in my head. Prim posture, talks about "fair play" and "integrity" while wearing a top that's working overtime. Three rounds in and she's doing a striptease on the marble countertop like it's a contractual obligation. The game doesn't bother with smooth animations or whatever, it's deliberately rough around the edges, like someone filmed it on a phone they found in a taxi. That jank actually makes the corruption hit different. You're not watching polished porn stars, you're watching "real models" unravel. Or at least that's the fantasy it's selling.

The stripping contest mechanics are basically a minigame of psychological destruction. You pick dialogue options that sound innocent but land like a shovel to the face. "Oh, you're shy about your chest? Let's do a trust exercise." Next thing you know she's topless and the audience meter is going wild. I got genuinely annoyed at one point because the big boobs physics, or whatever approximation of physics this thing uses, kept clipping through her arm during a scene. Completely took me out of it. But then the next choice tree opened up and suddenly she's roleplaying as my "personal assistant" in front of everyone, calling me sir with this dead-eyed smile. The whiplash. The group dynamics get messy fast, alliances form and break over who's willing to debase themselves harder for screen time. It's not a romance sim, it's a documentary about the death of dignity with tits.