Despite the fact that you play as a geek man your adventure starts with you being called out as a result of... harassing behaviour! Someone is playing difficult video game on you and you will certainly need to utilize your fantastic mind to change the situation. Maybe an unique fragrance that transforms any hottie around right into your individual bitch would certainly help? But with such power it is so easy to become the beast that you are combating versus...

I have a weird soft spot for games that look like they were coded in a fever dream, and this one delivers that energy in spades. The real model photos are grainy, the UI feels like a 2005 Flash portal reject, and the whole thing has this unpolished charm that makes you feel like you found a cursed USB stick under a bleacher. The premise is simple enough. You're a nerd tutoring a cheerleader, and math is somehow involved. Not like, actual math. More like "click the right answer or she thinks you're a loser" math. The drink mixing bit caught me off guard though. You're just clicking ingredients and suddenly it's a cocktail minigame. Why? No idea. But I spent way too long trying to figure out if the ice cubes actually mattered. They don't.

The tongue stuff. Look, the tongue mechanics are janky as hell. You're supposed to trace patterns or something, but the hit detection is so forgiving you could probably draw a dick and it would count as a perfect score. I respect that. The game knows what you're here for and it's not going to gatekeep you with skill checks. The "beast awakening" moment is delivered with all the subtlety of a brick through a window, and the animation, if you can call it that, is basically a slideshow of increasingly desperate stock photos. It's so bad it circles back around to being art.

The school uniform fetish is doing all the heavy lifting here. If you're not already into that specific vibe, the whole thing falls apart faster than my attention span during the actual tutoring segments. The compliments system is hilarious though. You just pick from three options and they're all terrible. One of them was literally just "nice hair" and she reacted like I'd recited Shakespeare. Peak comedy. The game crashes if you click too fast during the final scene, which feels less like a bug and more like a feature at this point.