
A brutal VR survival horror where zombies infest the school and turn your teachers into predators. Viewer discretion advised.







*Your wish to be attacked by such a beautiful and erotic zombie will come true! I want it to be made into a series.
I bought this knowing it was a horror-themed AV. While there are erotic scenes, I was more curious about the plot, so the fear overshadowed any arousal. It depends on the person, but if you're okay with blood effects, you'll be fine. Since I was expecting horror, I actually laughed when the kissing started at the beginning.
Watched on PSVR. The image quality is good. The scale feels small at first, but you stop noticing it halfway through. The sense of distance is mostly fine (though the kiss misalignment is a shame). It's a proper zombie flick and properly erotic, which is great. Regardless of whether it's 'arousing' or not, it's definitely worth watching as entertainment. It was fun!
*It's a little unsatisfactory. I would have liked to have seen more zombies appear and be attacked by a swarm of zombies. I would like to see the girls help a girl (student) who is being attacked by zombies and run away with them, but they are attacked by zombies one after another and turn into zombies and attack them. There are tentacles, but I'd like to see hot springs, trains, inns, massage parlors, airplanes, elevators, swimming pools, school swimsuits, competitive swimsuits, girls in club activities being attacked by swarms of tentacles and zombies. I would like it to be released on DVD if possible. I'd also like to see a foreigner get attacked by tentacle zombies.
As a production, it's absolutely magnificent! It's meticulously crafted, and the actress's acting is superb! The world-building is so strong that I was immediately immersed. It was so realistic that it didn't even feel arousing—it was actually intimidating; the male actors who can get an erection during this are incredible! I usually dislike gore, but this deserves to be evaluated as a work of art and is worth a watch. The wounds and blood were so realistic, it felt like watching a movie. Highly recommended.