The Spy Apprentice and the Sweet Trap of the Enemy Nation

It's the year 1919 of breast history, and the war between the busty Empire and the flat-chested Union runs on spies more than soldiers. Rio, a green recruit from the Union, gets sent to infiltrate an enemy base for his first job, and it falls apart almost immediately.

The premise is simple enough: two nations defined by chest size, locked in a long war fought mostly through infiltration and counter-infiltration. Rio's mission is meant to be routine reconnaissance, but the enemy nation has other plans for a captured apprentice spy, and the story follows what they do with him once he's caught.

Play consists of moving Rio through the enemy base and its aftermath in 2D scenes rendered from an internal, first-person view, with the enemy women taking the lead rather than Rio calling the shots. The female domination angle runs through the encounters, from foot and hand play up through full sex, censored on screen, with pregnancy and a trap character folded into the mix of who Rio ends up dealing with. There's no elaborate stealth system underneath it, the "espionage" is mostly the excuse to get him caught.