They All Want You – Four Women, One Scenario, and Barely a Moment to Catch Your Breath

Intelligence

For a scenario centered around several characters interacting simultaneously, the AI performs well. The women can follow the storyline and retain the basic situation and previous events.

More importantly, the group scenario actually develops like a shared experience. The characters don’t simply respond to the user in isolation but also acknowledge and interact with the other women involved.

However, we didn’t see exceptional conversational intelligence. The scenario has a very clear objective, leaving less room for complex conversations or more demanding topics.

Empathy

Empathy clearly isn’t the main focus of “They All Want You.” The characters are far more concerned with flirting, mutual attraction, and advancing the scenario’s central fantasy.

Emotional conversations or a particularly strong interest in the user’s feelings and personal problems played only a minor role during our test.

Camille does introduce an interesting emotional element, though. After the group encounter, she begins questioning her own decision and becomes uncertain about how to deal with what happened. This gives her character some additional emotional depth, but it doesn’t turn the scenario into a genuinely empathetic companion experience.

Personality

With four characters appearing at the same time, there’s always a risk that the individual women become interchangeable parts of the same fantasy. “They All Want You” doesn’t entirely avoid this problem.

Still, there are noticeable differences. Some of the women seek out the user again after the first encounter, while Camille reacts much more ambivalently. Her later regret contrasts with her voluntary participation and gives her character an unexpected internal conflict.

For a higher rating, however, the four personalities would need to be more clearly differentiated. The scenario focuses much more heavily on the group dynamic than on developing four deeply individual characters.

Roleplay

This is where the scenario shows ist greatest strength. OurDream isn’t simply managing one consistent character here but coordinating four women within the same situation.

Surprisingly, this works very well. All four participate in what’s happening, react to one another, and interact independently of the user. As a result, it genuinely feels like a group dynamic rather than four separate characters placed next to each other.

Their different reactions afterward also add something to the story. Some characters later look for another encounter, while Camille struggles with her decision, preventing the entire storyline from becoming meaningless as soon as the main scene ends.

The generated images also support the roleplay well. We didn’t encounter any obvious anatomical errors during our test. Only the sometimes heavily idealized female proportions make the visuals feel slightly less natural.

Naughty

Anyone choosing this scenario probably has a fairly good idea of what to expect – and OurDream delivers accordingly.

The characters become intimate extremely quickly, and all four women participate in the developing group dynamic. One of the strongest aspects is that their interactions aren’t exclusively centered on the user. The characters also actively engage with each other throughout the scenario.

There’s little need for persuasion or a lengthy buildup. Instead, the premise serves as a direct introduction to an adult fantasy and follows that focus consistently.

That’s precisely why we’re giving it an almost perfect rating in this category. Not because the scenario is particularly subtle, but because it delivers exactly what it sets out to provide.