This is a pretty okay hentai platformer. I was playing on controller and there were some glitches that were caused because of that, but over all, the lore, the story, and a lot of the little details were a lot of fun. I'd give it a soft recommendation right now.

Pros:
- The characters are well designed and interesting in their own right.
- The morality system in place is pretty complex with several axes that can be adjusted and it does affect gameplay.
- There's a pretty fair variety for hentai scenes, both sprite and CGs, if you're into that kind of thing.
- The story is complex and well-told for the most part. Towards the end, since I'm playing it before the full release, there are some parts missing or unwritten at this point, but the dev has an explanation for that in game to let you know that they're working on it.
- It's very sex positive. I know that sounds weird, but the main character, Talia, enjoys sex from the start, if the player wants her to. And that's just kind of cool. Too few h games do that in my opinion.
- Each map has a hub area that you can explore in any order.
- There are a wide variety of power ups and augments you can use to get through the game.
- Most of the game is voiced which is kind of cool. The data entries and character dialog is all voiced or will be voiced upon full release. Towards the end of the game, where things aren't exactly finished yet, they obviously don't have voices.

Cons:
- The controls are stiff and a little unwieldy, at least on controller. Nothing fully game breaking, but compared to other modern Metroidvanias, it's not as fluid and the movement mechanics didn't really wow me or feel great. Maybe that's a specific decision on their part, harkening back to an older game style. Worth noting either way, I think.
- Most of the game is voiced. While pretty rare and cool in some cases, and really bringing things to life sometimes, I found that for a game with as much text as this has, I was impatient with the voices, being able to read faster than they spoke. Your mileage may vary. I'm not sure.
- I personally did not really care for one of the ending challenges, where you're stripped of your abilities and meant to wait around for a while. It is a challenge, but perhaps one I'm ill-suited for, as it's more patience than platforming. My recommendation is to make it more than a 1 hit K.O. for this and it would make it infinitely less annoying.
- There is kind of a harsh difficulty curve. I think the first levels are extraordinarily easy and the last two levels weren't technically more challenging, exactly. The enemies just seemed to get a major damage buff and have more health. Maybe this had to do with my loadout, but worth noting.

A pretty major glitch I experienced that the devs should look at:
- During one of the later boss fights, the boss' gimmick is to screw around with your controls. I found that after this happened, my jump button stopped working consistently. Theoretically, you can avoid that by being good at the game, but it carries over even if you die, exit out to the main menu and re-enter. A restart does resolve it. I was using a controller and have no clue if this happens on keyboard and mouse.

Just ended up getting frustatred by the gameplay.
Had so much potential, but i just can't play it without getting mad at the controls, or enemies that cheese you a lot sometimes. Jumping feels super awkard as the jump button is on Z, idk if its just me but at times it didn't even react when i press it so that just added to my frustation with this game.

clearly this game is not for everyone, if your bad at platformers like i am then i would not recommend getting this game.