The Transformation of Some Office Ladies

Editorial Review

★4.2 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

Transformation-themed adult adventures tend to lean on a single gimmick and a single heroine, so a slow-burn corruption story with a rotating cast stands out in the corruption and monster-girl corner of the doujin landscape. Here the hook is a beauty clinic that gradually turns its patients into succubi, a premise that taps into insecurity and self-image rather than relying on abrupt supernatural events.

The most interesting design choice is that the player decides whether protagonist Kahoko, a 28-year-old office worker with no confidence in her looks and no romantic prospects, ever walks through the clinic’s doors. Even if she stays away, the other characters (a junior coworker, a shrine maiden, and a police officer) may still fall under its influence. That gives the day-by-day action selection real consequences and makes the cast feel like a connected system rather than interchangeable routes. Ten endings, per-stage character profiles that change as the transformation progresses, and a replay function for each ending suit anyone who wants to chase every outcome. The work is also a full remake of an earlier free browser game, with a new engine, redrawn images, and added characters, scenes, and endings, which suggests a more polished production than most one-off conversions.

One caveat: the English option is machine-translated, as the creator openly states, so expect rough phrasing in a text-driven game.

Readers who enjoy gradual, choice-driven transformation stories with an insecure, relatable lead and a strong replay loop will get the most from it.

A thoughtfully structured corruption adventure whose branching design more than makes up for its rough-edged English.