The game is not Unique in it's concept but in it's Execution for sure. Other games have been created of where you live the story of a Headmaster who has the free will to "train" and "corrupt" to their heart's content the students and staff of their specific school and this isn't honestly all that different.

However unlike those there is a twist that only you can find out by continuing your journey through it all and figuring out why you specifically where chosen despite being a shamed man.

The story itself along side the characters feel alright although it does feel contrived at some points and rushed in a way with how quickly the girls under you end up falling to your "discipline" Corruption happens too easily and too simply that I can't really give it any real props but considering the way the story is being told it makes sense that this game does not focus on that aspect (despite it being a core mechanic) 

The character's are all decent and alright, you will find yourself finding archtypes from other similar games in this roster but they are all still likeable.

Overall This is a decently good and fun game to sit down and spend a good 20-40 hours just messing around with and learning the story and figuring out the mystery