There’s also the really creepy narrative framing, in which you’re telling your twin brother about all the sexual acts you’ve been getting up to in the past week, in graphic detail, because he really wants to hear about it. These scenes feature sexual acts that are implied to not be consensual, yet the character still seems to enjoy them (here’s one of the points where you get the option to “confess” that you enjoy being forced to do sexual acts against your will. There are uncomfortable scenes, though there is the option to skip them, and there is a content warning (“transactional sex, degradation”). This is a really interesting dynamic, because it makes conversations feel real and hides a lot of the visual novel framework. Unlike most visual novels, your dialogue choices are timed-you can choose the first one that appears, you can wait for a few more sentences to choose something that might be slightly better, or you can ignore all options and just go with whatever the protagonist decides to say (which is usually nothing, if you pick no dialogue options). Suspicion points are earned by doing things that your brother wouldn’t do, like being overly nice, kind, or naked.
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You have to balance two statistics: votes, which are done in a tally, and suspicion, which leads to a game over if you get to five points. At the same time, a 'Game' is going on-it’s all very Danganronpa, really-in which you have to win votes for a chance at a $4 million prize.
Your twin brother has kidnapped you and is forcing you to pretend to be him on a cruise full of exceedingly randy teens from his school.
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