HNVR-151 - [VR] Four of us made all the boys in our class graduate Mayu Suzune, Momo Shiraishi, Seira Kuwahara, Karin Kitaoka

Hmm... I think the idea is good, so I bought it, but hmm... Spending more than half the time on someone else's scene, and just being an observer, I wish they'd put more heart into it. Compared to when it's from a subjective perspective, it just feels like it's happening in a flash, and it didn't spark any jealousy like, 'I want to be there!' So even when it finally switched to a subjective view, I still felt a bit unsatisfied... I think it's the direction they went with it! It feels like it's lacking a certain something.

This VR had a surprisingly large amount of objective viewpoints, which is rare. I personally enjoy objective views, so I liked it, but I felt like another actor kept intruding too much in the foreground. It was nicely divided into objective for the first half and subjective for the second, so you can enjoy it even if you prefer one over the other. The actresses' performances and overall quality were high, making it a pretty good piece. Definitely a keeper!

The picture quality is decent. There are 4 chapters, and the real action starts with oral sex in the latter half of chapter 3, so the other characters get more screen time. Chapter 4 felt a bit out of order, but there were some hot scenes, so I'll give it 3 stars.

I get the premise, and the initial wearable footage had good quality. The actresses all had distinct personalities and acted well, so that part was good... but the core content was just boring. The overhead shots were completely unnecessary, honestly. It would've been fine in 2D, and there was no need to make it VR. Just showing an older man isn't interesting. The subsequent development was also shot in a lackluster side-by-side style, and it just felt like the typical harem scenario where they take turns – I'm honestly tired of that. The school setting started realistically, but it devolved into just a brothel. If it's not unrealistic but lacks realism, it doesn't suit VR.

I thought it was just another typical school-themed thing, but it turned out to be a rare gem that satisfies both first-person and third-person perspectives. The departure of the pathetic virgin friends was also well-timed, allowing me to enjoy the rest of the experience.