I want to add my two cents to the debate here. I've been reading through several comments and the diverse opinions, both good and bad, and that's completely normal to see. Whether you call it porn or a game, it's a development project that takes quality seriously. You might laugh and call me a snob, but in hentai/porn games there are different genres — in this case, it's a dating sim, so its logic and story revolve partly around the narrative and partly around the porn. What helps the story is immersion; what helps the porn is the CGI, the animations, and THE STORY THAT IMMERSES YOU IN THAT REALITY. That's why if you want to build an addictive game that helps your audience have a good time or at least escape from their reality for a few minutes, the core substance is immersion across multiple categories: scenario, script, effects, etc.
Porn also contributes, but it depends more on each person's fetish. However, if the immersion and scenarios connect well with the porn, it doesn't matter if you're not into a specific fetish — it'll still entertain you.
I hope the game's team continues taking it seriously, and if it takes 10 years or more like GTA 6, then so be it — way better than those quick, rush-developed porn games. I'd also recommend the dev team add more easter eggs; they really add value to the game. But try to give the easter eggs more meaning — the ones already there do have it, but I think it could be improved a little more. I'm not entirely sure how, but I'll leave that thought with you.
By the way, I've played I think one of every version (can't remember which), but the audio bugs out when you disable it — the music turns back on by itself. They could give the music a bit more love; it's not bad, but it's also a point that could be improved.
I don't know what philosophy you have regarding UX or settings, but I'd recommend giving it some attention at least. I understand the game is still in development and you're probably saving UX and settings improvements for the final stages, but the UX could use some love. Driving around in the car sometimes feels like a deliberate obstacle, and the settings are sometimes inaccessible because of the map — like when you want to turn off the music or press one of those buttons at the top.