Final High○School 3 – Gameplay Video (Sleeve Ion Beam)

Synopsis

■An ordinary(?) adult doujin game

A game with the concept of “re-experiencing a user playing a game-within-a-game.”

※The game itself has no online elements or editing features. It jumps straight to “3” despite having no “1” or “2.”

Worldview:

○An era where immersive VR networks that can acquire all five senses have become widespread

○Games exist that utilize a system called the “Quantum Net,” which can recreate conditions identical to reality

○The game-within-the-game allows players to control their own avatar and custom-made heroines on this platform

○Other players can perform actions on your character, and vice versa

■The gameplay is almost entirely NTR-focused

The “User,” representing the player, creates a heroine named Shirako Serika as their girlfriend but calls her “Raseko” as a pet name. They scheme to have NPCs and other players cuckold them instead.

With an appearance and personality designed to be sexually appealing and susceptible to pressure, she attracts harassment from many perverts.

Specific scenarios include:

○The User impersonates the heroine on a sugar-dating forum soliciting sponsors

○The User messages her homeroom teacher impersonating her, asking him to grope her on the train

○Male classmates beg for sex, thinking she’s easy

○Other classmates who witness this coerce her into sexual acts

○The User organizes a massage parlor booth at the school festival and leaks “easy girl info” online

○She’s abducted in a car, gang-raped, and filmed during her commute

○The User requests another player friend to seduce her while staying in the next room over

■Game Flow

After skipping the opening sequence (optional), you select stages from 1-2 choices to progress.

On the stage select screen, you can confirm rough content, location, battle type (detailed below), and whether virginity loss is possible. After selecting, a mini-event triggers, culminating in being attacked by perverts matching that stage.

Success shows a “[Defeated!]” mark; failure shows an “[NTR]” mark before advancing to the next stage selection.

■Battle

There are no mob fights—only one battle per event.