Project P – Semen Extraction Plan

Editorial Review

★3.7 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

Project P occupies a well-trodden lane in the adult game space: the reverse-rape scenario where female agency and sexual initiation become the primary fantasy fulcrum. It’s a subgenre that’s seen steady refinement over the past decade, though most entries lean heavily on power-dynamics fantasy rather than genuine narrative scaffolding.

What distinguishes this work is its premise structure—the framing of semen extraction as a state-sanctioned research project grants the scenario an almost absurdist legitimacy that sidesteps the typical coercive setup. Rather than stumbling into unwanted advances, the protagonist is contractually enlisted, which recontextualizes consent dynamics in ways that feel fresher than standard reverse-rape fare. The four-girl selection system with distinct archetypes (authority figure, returning subject, age-coded innocent, physical standout) suggests thoughtful character differentiation rather than interchangeable participants. The tag combination of urination alongside creampie and toys indicates willingness to explore less-mainstream bodily humor and fetish layering, which signals the developer isn’t content with surface-level content design.

The presence of professional voice acting across all four characters—credited performers rather than anonymous studio work—hints at production values above the median DLsite offering. Whether that translates to direction quality or simply inflated budgets remains a question only direct experience answers, but it’s a positive signal.

This will resonate most with players who treat reverse-rape scenarios as psychological fantasy rather than literal narrative, who appreciate character routing systems that acknowledge distinct personality profiles, and who have appetite for the secondary fetish tags (particularly urination) alongside primary content.

A competently constructed reverse-rape fantasy with enough structural novelty and character work to justify its premise rather than simply coast on a familiar dynamic.