"Anomaly research but horny" seems like a pretty interesting concept, and I like the way you can rearrange people's schedules before the day begins. However, I can't help but feel like falling behind an audit makes catching up to the next one harder.

Okay! I finally had some time to sit down and play this enough to be able to give a rating. Like the others have already said, having so many gameplay elements with so little introduction makes for a very confusing first experience. During my first try, my actions were haphazard, leading to a swift room breach (and multiple subsequent failed containments). For my second try, I made myself a little diagram with the stats and their effects written out. From there, I just focused on mood/stress/atmosphere/tension stats, and then eventually learned what stats rooms require, and then learned that I can strategically schedule characters to buff them for later. I think if you end up adding a tutorial, it should only introduce a few concepts at a time. Even in the absence of a full tutorial though, it still would have been helpful to have some sort of diagram, overview, or guide.

The game feels like it draws a lot of inspiration from table-top games.

Others have also said that they wanted dialog portraits, but I think even without that, there are ways to communicate who is talking, like having the character sprites move, even just up and down.

Perhaps this genre is just not one that I get along with, because I could definitely see the gameplay strengthening one's bonds with the characters!

I really like this, I like the mix of strategy and horny.

I'm not well educated in management games so I got lost preaty easy in all the options, and got a little overwhelmened.

But that's on my end I believe, the breach game was fun and quick to understand, maybe if I were better at the managment game the breach would be easier XD 

In general I would like to see this game developed and polished :D

I believe a tutorial level that explains step by step the options of the managing game is what I need to fully enjoy this gem :3

Very cool! NTR isn't exactly my scene, but I still had a good time playing this, which really speaks to its strengths as a game.

As the other commenters have mentioned, there's a lot going on here. You've got two distinct modes of gameplay, each with its own set of mechanics, and multiple character and room stats to balance. The instructions screen helps, but it has to explain a lot. An interactive tutorial would be super cool to see, if this ends up being developed further.

The mechanics do end up working together in a cohesive whole, and I'm really impressed by how well it all works.

wow this is so polished for the result of a four week game jam, not to mention mechanically complex. i had a great time playing it

I'd say this was an interesting game to try out. The character sprites are very charming and well made. The choice of music fits well to this game too.

While it took me a short moment to figure the gameplay, I think it has a lot of depth put into it. The various resources, the stats of the characters and sexy scenes all make it interesting to try out different things in game. The info system can be helpful when you don't know what you're doing.

One thing I'd like to see is chat heads for the characters when they're talk, or just a line pointing towards the talker. It could make it little easier to follow the conversations. Overall I did enjoy playing your game a lot, well done.

I definitely feel like this game suffers from information overload. I don't know how to earn values and what action change what numbers. There are so many symbols all over the place. Did make me feel like I was suddenly in charge of running a complicated hotel. I might have to give this another try to fully understand everything. Although, I did manage to figure out the containment breach combat system tho.

I think my one piece of feedback would be adding tooltips when you hover over icons. I know my own project could have used some more useful hints when you hover over stuff.

Also, that centaurs dong is absolutely massive, I am in awe of its sheer size.

There is a lot of video game in this video game!  After playing it for 45 minutes I think I get the general idea, except I'm still fuzzy on exactly how I'm supposed to find secrets, so then I lost two audits in a row and my dumb ass was fired.

This is an impressive pile of mechanics that all seem to thread through each other (and each "mode" of the game), which is quite an accomplishment; at first I feared this was going to be a jumbled mess, but it makes sense once I got the hang of it, and a lot of the costs and rewards are pretty intuitive.  I have no idea how you could teach them to the player gradually, since they all seem to matter at once...  But then, I felt like figuring out the game was part of the game, and interesting in its own right beyond merely trying to min-max all the numbers.  So maybe that's fine.

I kind of wish there were more in-depth character interactions so I could get to know who the heck any of these folks are; maybe in response to the post-task response (praise, instruct, etc.) to make it feel less like merely picking from a menu?  But then you already did a lot in a month so maybe I'm just tossing out things you've already had in mind for weeks.

Bravo on sheer grit alone, damn.