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Version 2.0 · 2024-03-19
Updated version to work correctly with the newest version of iOS and fixed some errors
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The store currently lists version 2.0, updated 2024-03-19.








Store screenshots supplied by the developer.
In this virtual girl app, you will be able to interact with a beautiful woman like a simulator, with real images and videos of an actress.
Main features:
- You can type different commands or texts to unlock different actions and videos. Greet her, text to her to sing, read a book, etc.
- If you don't feel like texting or are blocked from unlocking actions, you can always go to the actions section to see all the videos of this girl that you have unlocked and even unlock new actions.
- Forget about games with 3D designs, here you will interact with a real actress.
- Do you want to have a fun time playing? Well, you can also play video games against this girl. Choose one of the available games and try to beat her.
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Updated version to work correctly with the newest version of iOS and fixed some errors
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