The lock clicking shut behind you is the last normal thing that happens. After that it's just Gabby pressing her chest against my arm while Lucy stares at a dusty chalkboard like it holds the secrets of the universe. Occult Club, three members, one abandoned school building. You know the setup.

I spent way too long clicking through dialogue about cake. There's a whole bit where Lucy won't shut up about cake while we're supposedly trapped in a haunted building. Priorities, I guess. The ghost stuff takes a backseat to watching these two clubmates get progressively weirder, and by weirder I mean hornier. Gabby's skirt seems to get shorter between scene transitions. I'm not complaining but I noticed. The game doesn't try to hide what it is. Mrs. something or other shows up at some point, a teacher maybe? The tags say "mrs" but honestly I lost track of who's who because the character introductions feel rushed between the fondling scenes.

The art has that rough indie VN quality where anatomy gets creative during the explicit bits. One CG had Gabby's spine doing something I'm pretty sure requires a chiropractor. But there's enthusiasm here. The writing knows exactly when to abandon the ghost hunt premise and get to the grinding. Soundtrack is placeholder stuff, royalty free piano that cuts out awkwardly during scenes. The dev admits this in their notes. Ten second load time after hitting New Game too, which they also acknowledge. At least they're honest about the jank.

The farm tag confuses me. There's no farm. Unless the abandoned school has a garden I missed while clicking through Lucy's third monologue about baked goods. Maybe it's a mistranslation or something cut from the demo. The haunted school setting works fine for what it is, flickering lights and locked doors and suddenly everyone needs to relieve stress in the storage room. You've played this before. The demo ends right when it starts getting interesting with the actual haunting, which is either good pacing or frustrating depending on whether you're here for plot or the other thing.