This lifestyle is not for the faint of heart. it requires a unique blend of stoicism and adrenaline-seeking. As we move further into a world of "live-service" everything, we are all, in some way, riding the round and round train, waiting for the next final despair to be patched into our daily entertainment.

If someone created a patch titled "Round and Round Molester Train Final Despair," it would:

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The conjunction of "er" (Emergency Room) and "train" symbolizes a runaway locomotive heading toward a health crisis. We no longer just live; we operate at an emergency pace.

A stylized, almost monochromatic color scheme with bursts of color representing memories or emotions. The train and its carriages change and evolve as the player progresses.

These games typically put the player in the role of a molester on a crowded train, with mechanics involving avoiding detection. They are widely condemned and are illegal to distribute in many countries.

One of the most notable entries is (1993), directed by Hisayasu Satō. The film’s plot synopsis is hauntingly surreal: after losing her boyfriend, a young woman plans to blow herself up with dynamite on her 20th birthday. On the subway, she meets a man who films women while molesting them, and the two become romantically involved. The film was named the second-best pink film of the year at the Pink Grand Prix.

One player noted that even after completing the game multiple times, the "final despair" ending would not activate, leading to widespread frustration across translation communities.