(Prefacing - this comment is long and I'm very dyslexic. I tried to make sure it's all good, but you know how it is :p)
The page says everything is avoidable, but it's not. At least not in a really good way. On top of the tags not being the most accurate.
If you get a blowjob from Hazel in the beginning, you have to get a footjob at the restaurant. You don't exactly get a choice about it, which feels... shitty? A blowjob in the bathroom of a cafe that is temporarily closed and a footjob in the middle of a busy restaurant are two very different things. I get that you can't just make a billion different paths for every little thing, but promising in the page that 'everything is avoidable', that creates assumption that you can back out of certain kinks and scenarios that aren't particularly up to your liking without any issues.
I'm not trying to be that guy, but if you have to completely avoid all NSFW content up to a certain point to avoid a specific scene that doesn't really feel like advertising that everything is avoidable is the most honest. You have no way of knowing what path you're on until Hazels feet are on your dick.
Also - I think it would've been quite important to have it tagged that Hazel would call you daddy in the game at some point.
And another thing, I would argue that being flashed is dub-con at least. As it happens in the Mrs. Jones videocall, it is your choice whether you stay or not, but even if you do control what buttons you press, the main character in the game was not aware it was going to happen, and could not possibly in any way consent to it. Dubious, at least. I do not mind it, but someone out there might be upset by it.
This isn't hate, I just really want better tagging of stuff like this. The only way you can find what you like, and avoice what you don't, is by accurate and robust tagging. You don't have to go word for word, line by line, and add literally everything, but things like flashing, daddy kinks, et cetera, are important to know before they happen, and I would rethink whether or not everything can really be considered avoidable.