Clockwork Hearts

A grieving man inherits a pocket watch that fractures time, and it drags him into loops where three women are stuck relived their worst moments. The tone leans mournful more than horny, though it's plenty of both.

You don't get to save all three. The game asks you to pick one echo and stay with her, through grief and desire and the specific ache of watching someone let go of pain she's been carrying on repeat.

Play is linear rather than branching per choice, following your chosen woman's arc through to one of several endings. The watch is the mechanism, not a puzzle to solve, so the loops exist to reveal character rather than to be gamed.