Sex Trainer's Diary: Hidden Kink

[後半に日本語レビューあり] [h1]Stealth-Stalking 3D H-Sim: The Secretly Kinky Convenience Store Girl[/h1] A stealth-based 3D H-simulation starring a sex trainer who receives an unusual commission from Mio, a girl working at a convenience store: "Please stalk me home." While satisfying her hidden fetishism, the story between the two gradually unfolds. With its unique structure of "consensual stalking," this is an ambitious work that reconstructs the stalking game genre--once a fixture of Japan's PC gaming scene--in a modern 3D setting. (Personally, I was a fan of "Hana no Himei," but... well, a lot happened with that one, didn't it.) The highlight of the game lies in the stalking segments. You approach Mio from behind while staying out of her line of sight, using cover and terrain, and when her stamina is fully drained, an H-scene begins. Getting spotted too many times results in a game over, so observing the environment and reading the timing is essential. Three maps are available--residential, train, and park--each with its own atmosphere and difficulty. The early stages are somewhat challenging, but purchasing items with funds earned from minigames gradually expands your strategic options. …

The tailing game is not particularly difficult, with fairly obvious hints. There's a tailing alert threshold to manage during the process—just keep it under control. When it's almost full, find a spot to hide and reset. If you succeed in tailing, you can move on to the training phase. The rewards are quite nice, and the female character's modeling is impressive, with a variety of poses.

I wouldn't say that the game is "bad" per se, it's just not good enough for the money. For 20 bucks I can get tons far better games with more content - completing the main story in around an hour is simply not enough. Yes, there's more content to unlock in the "inferno mode" but that just seems like a chore. Sadly, the basics of the game are fine and I was considering giving the game a positive review, but in the end, it just didn't convince me. If they'd put more levels in and at least some variation to the grind it would be fine. A shame, I do like Mio and I do want to like this game, I just can't. If they were to make a second iteration of this game and give it 3 times the effort (and content) then we'd certainly have a banger.

Amazing concepts. Lackluster execution. If you like collecting achievements, it's not hard. If you enjoy stalking, the gameplay isn't hard. If you were looking forward to the sex cutscenes, you're not gonna get hard. The 3D scenes are unpolished, considering the price point. [Main Issue, Artwork] I'm giving grace to the developers, assuming they are not artists. I hope they continue to make new games. They've already disclosed AI-assistance was used for BGs. However...the character artwork/ event illustrations seem to be AI-assisted (Truly sorry if I'm wrong about this!). I noticed white pixels around transparent images. Artists (for this level of quality/skill) set up their file to cleanly export transparent images. Even IF there is no AI-usage, the sex cutscenes lack interesting composition / poses. The sex appeal and mood-building were lacking. So the work you do to get to the sex scene didn't feel worth it. [Favorite] - Concept (exhibitionism, forced exposure, public sex, etc.) - Main girl's personality and design [Neutral about] - The stalking gameplay. After 2-5 attempts, you will understand how it works. It is slow in the beginning. You definitely need buy upgrades…

don't have a real story, CG are just some not moving images, each scene are just 1 animation repeatedly, , the char in scene don't even match what it expected to show in the image when climax, don't show any emotion Dev too lazy, they only add a image to show char emotion when they can add that emotion directly to the scene. Mini game are just some random thing to do to waste time, don't have any meaning in story

Way too poorly optimized, especially for a game with closed environments. Game is also way too short and basic for 20 bucks, maybe worth $5 or $10 at a stretch, but otherwise I just don't think it's worth it. Also says that AI was only used in backgrounds while the characters are done by artists, but I just don't believe that. Using AI is supposed to reduce cost (both on the developer and consumer) not increase it.