This is definitely a fun ~almost~ idle game, though I felt like there were some missed opportunities with "management" aspects. It often felt like I was just waiting and moving people as necessary to fill some number to then potentially have a lunchtime interaction with a character I like, with very little agency over which items I procured or any specific "route" i would want to take. Since each character has a different bonus, investment in them and their skills may be shaped around that, which then makes their "bonuses" for opposing tasks null/counter-intuitive. Especially when it comes to shoving "extra" characters into the office to then have their market share increase 300%, after not investing at all in their skills or equips... Hard to work around that sometimes. The office in general seems like a waste of potential, unless you get very lucky with items/sacrifice other boosts.
The characters were well written and interesting to go on dates with - a skip button was sorely needed for a few cutscenes, and I didn't care for the larger plotlines. Dialogue, however, was cheeky and entertaining when I had the patience to read through it all. I personally enjoyed how chaotic the MC choices were, though the lack of any real consequence lead to me spamming the click button just to get to the next gameplay loop. Some of the minigames for dates made me roll my eyes (butler battle/fencing, for example) due to their length and amount of dialogue for just a few RP.
Overall a good experience, short as far as entertainment value goes and the satisfaction of progress dwindled for me around mid-level 2. I wouldn't have felt confident in buying it at full price - sales are frequent enough that I'd say keep it on your wishlist if you like "busywork" pseudo-idlers.
I have no personal opinion on the nudity/lewd aspect, though if it were the sole purpose of grabbing the game, I think I'd be severely disappointed. Censorship in a game with this context is an interesting choice, maybe one that is a disservice to the artists and players interested in it. I can't imagine having this type of dialogue, setting, and art style and choosing to shy away from expressing it fully.
7/10
