Can't Escape from the Bratty Succubus!

This game stinks. The "gameplay" is as shallow as it gets, running around on an RPG maker map to play tag with a somewhat functional chase AI in three distinct maps. The first one is completely dark with one enemy who is way faster than you, the second one is a small room that gets more and more packed up, and the third one is you trying to find and chase 3 specific clones. The issues are as follows. Getting caught puts an image in your face and asks you to escape the Succubus' grasp as your HP is drained. You escape by wildly slamming your fingers into the arrow keys at an obnoxious rate, which is much less comfortable than a simple left and right or single button mash that most bind escapes ask for you in these kinds of games. You can also escape before any damage is done to you, so the consequence of getting caught is carpal tunnel. And believe me, you will get caught, for different reasons each time. For level 1, you're bumbling around in the dark with an enemy that's faster than you are. The moment you see her, you're either already caught by her, or you run her around in circles around a pillar for thirty seconds. For level 2, you're in a small room with what starts as 2 enemies, which means you can essentially stand in one spot for a full minute. Then the other clones spawn in. Either five or six, I didn't count exactly, but way more than reasonable. Then it happens again after two minutes. And two minutes thirty seconds. Did I mention that time doesn't progress when you're slapping the arrow keys to escape a bind? The only good news is that, when you escape, the enemy that grabbed you is stunned for a time, and in this level in particular, that stun time is long. Level 3 is really stupid. You walk up to clones and you have to see if they run away, or if they go towards you, and you have to chase the run away ones. So you have to let them get close enough to you to see how they respond. If they respond by running towards you, there's a chance you're too close to get away, but even if you're not, you still have to check the other two or three clones in the same area, so you have to try to kite this finicky AI around. Oh, and that stun grace period isn't long enough in this level to account for the number of enemies, which led to me getting stuck. Two of them were at my location, and when I managed to assault my arrow keys enough to escape one bind, the other grabs me frame one, and I had to quit, which is about when I lost my patience for this game. A minor point here, but getting caught isn't all that fun. The struggle bar goes up in chunks as you crazily destroy your arrow keys, so there's very little feedback there, and she doesn't have any written dialogue for her multiple teasing binds, which makes them feel lifeless, like a PNG just popped up in my face with a barely moving meter instead of an interactive push and pull kind of thing. The art is nice, but just look at the rec room save for that, and avoid actually trying to play this shallow as a puddle game.