
Three SODstar beauties are all over you from start to finish! One handles your rod while the other two trap you in a non-stop storm of deep kisses. Experience the true power of VR as you feel like you're actually getting locked in a passionate make-out session. Get ready to lose your mind in this ultimate, high-intensity harem experience.







*A simple story where Masami Ichikawa, Makoto Toda, and Matsuri Kiritani just kiss and give blowjobs while taking turns. The image quality isn't that good and the angles are always the same, but the dialogue between the three characters and the sense of closeness are amazing, so it's a work that you can still watch even after nine years. This wouldn't have happened if we didn't have good actresses. The feeling of Masami Ichikawa being right next to me was really great.
The actress is high-level, so it's not bad. But personally, I couldn't really get immersed in it.
I watched this once back in the day and never touched it again. I rewatched it recently and remembered why it didn't really click for me back then. First off, there's no actual intercourse. That's a pretty big deal for me personally; no matter how good the setup is, it just feels lacking. Technically, you can really feel the age compared to modern VR. The image quality and immersion can't compete with current releases, and the camera work felt a bit dated. The cast is star-studded with Masami Ichikawa, Matsuri Kiritani, and Makoto Toda. But, as is the fate of harem-style content, it's hard to focus on each individual. It felt cluttered and messy, which just wasn't for me. Verdict: Considering how much VRAV has evolved, there's probably no reason to choose this title today. It might be for those who enjoy harem-style kissing and handjobs without intercourse, but for someone like me who wasn't hooked back then, my opinion remains the same.
A VR harem with this trio? There's no way you won't be satisfied. Before you know it, you'll have already reached nirvana.
Even for an older work, the harem vibe is great. Good stuff is just good, right? Of course, you can tell it's an older release.