Secret Pie (Adult Version)

A caretaker job with unusually generous perks

Ian begins as a shut-in whose parents give him responsibility by appointing him the building’s caretaker. Airi, Mika and Mei turn the job into an exceptionally accommodating sex life. Routine tenant contact supplies a convenient reason to get close, and their proximity keeps the next encounter within easy reach.

Cleaning, repairs and helping tenants happen in the story; there is no property business to manage or repair puzzle standing between you and sex. Straightforward access suits a light porn game. It puts more pressure on the dialogue, though, because that is where Ian’s supposed growth has to happen.

His awkwardness sometimes supplies a joke, but his entitlement and inconsistent reactions wear thin. The women do almost all the work of making the desire believable. The caretaker is convenient to meet and surprisingly difficult to want.

Airi, Mika and Mei deserve better chemistry

Airi’s professional confidence, Mika’s lively online persona and Mei’s withdrawn manner give the main women distinct starting points. Mika brings teasing unpredictability; Mei makes room for gentler attention. When Ian helps with their worries, a recognizable bond briefly emerges.

Then sex barges ahead of the relationship. An ordinary conversation can turn into an encounter, only for the next exchange to act as though little has happened. Helping with a personal difficulty could make Ian seem attentive, yet that tenderness sits awkwardly beside his leering and foolish behavior.

Their looks, voices and moments of vulnerability make the women appealing individually. The script struggles to carry that appeal into a believable relationship with Ian, where sex changes how people treat one another. The abrupt ending leaves those connections unresolved just when they need some emotional weight.

The art and voices do most of the seducing

The painted anime art is the main attraction. Faces, hair and clothing make the women easy to tell apart and appealing to look at, although their bodies are less distinctive once the clothes come off. Animated sex adds movement to the illustrations, and the Japanese actresses give ordinary dialogue and intimate scenes energy.

That animation has limits. Scenes rely on repeated loops and fixed viewpoints, so the movement can be attractive without making the encounter feel as though it is unfolding. Showing only parts of the bodies also weakens the sense of two people sharing the moment. There is visible activity, but little of the connection the romance needs.

Choices, Touch Mode and the cost of rereading

Dialogue responses raise favorability and feed achievements, but the women’s encounters still follow a shared sequence. The points give little control over whom Ian pursues, how a relationship develops or how the sex plays out. There is little sense of committing to one woman or giving up another relationship.

Another run chiefly means changing responses and collecting remaining rewards. Image and scene galleries give you a convenient way to revisit the sex, making them more useful than the affection points for anyone returning to a favorite woman. They add porn replay value without turning the story into a richer dating game.

The free Touch Mode adds mouse-driven contact and character reactions to selected gallery material. It is a welcome chance to participate, but a small one. Its limited gallery interaction does not extend to controlling every story sex scene, moving the camera freely or selecting positions.

The reading tools make another full run harder to justify. Auto advances dialogue, but there is no proper text skip or backlog. Getting back to a choice can mean clicking through familiar exchanges, a chore that the galleries thankfully avoid.

Awkward English also drains the mood. Confused names, unnatural reactions and romantic uses of “bro” interrupt both comedy and tenderness. The Japanese performances carry emotion; the English text too often gets in their way.

The base price and its paid extras

The Adult Version includes Mika and the other base women, their explicit scenes, bonus material and Touch Mode without a separate uncensor purchase. In October 2026, the US regular Steam price was $5.99. It is a released game, though its ending offers little romantic closure. Its value depends on how much you enjoy the existing women and want to revisit their scenes.

Festival, Hidden Room and End Roll are separate paid stories, each $5.99 at the October 2026 US regular price; the soundtrack is another purchase. They expand the cast without giving the base’s affection system deeper routes. End Roll’s animation updates continued through October 2024, so complaints about its unfinished launch material do not describe this base.

The developer’s October 2026 itch offer starts at $19.99 and includes all three story DLCs, but matching update versions across stores are unconfirmed. The separate 2024 Steam release reduces explicit content. The edition name matters as much as the price.