How hard can it really be?

How Hard Can It Really Be? is Waterthose's self-aware take on isekai tropes, wrapped in a kinetic visual novel that doesn't take itself seriously. You play Celia, a 21-year-old NEET who gets the classic truck-kun treatment, only to be bound to a dragon spirit that transforms her into a futanari. The premise exists mainly as scaffolding for what the developer explicitly positions as a meme-laden romp through harem fantasy clichés—and it leans into that self-awareness with genuine comedic timing.

As a kinetic VN, How Hard Can It Really Be? keeps pacing brisk; you're not wrestling with branching narratives, though Waterthose does offer skippable content and some choice around scene sequencing. The game features hentai-style adult content with a focus on futa-on-female encounters, alongside options for monster girl and MILF scenes, all presented in the expected explicit detail. At version 0.6.1, this is still active development, so expect the foundation to expand rather than a finished product. The art is AI-generated, which some players find acceptable for visual novels while others may object to on principle.

Waterthose is transparent about what's not happening: no male characters, no pregnancy mechanics, and minimal audio design—the developer explicitly deprioritizes sound. For readers accustomed to polished productions, that minimalism reads as rough. But for players who want a low-commitment, plot-light experience heavy on explicit scenes and genre subversion, the straightforward presentation removes friction. The writing knows its own absurdity and invites you to enjoy the ride rather than suspend disbelief.