I'm gonna give it a thumbs up because I personally enjoyed it, but I'd recommend getting Spooky Starlets on sale and playing from your phone, but $10 isn't the end of the world if you want to fully support these devs.

The gameplay loop is thus:

1. Three prompts will show up.
   
2. Complete the instructions with the random girl you drew, and you'll unlock a cutscene with her.
   
3. Fail, and you'll need to do it all over again.

In terms of deckbuilders, this is very lackluster. There is *some* challenge should you pick the prompts that demand 3 cards be the same suit/color, and since your starting hand will seldom be lined up to do that, it's up to playing your event cards to weasel your way to victory. However, the alternative - prompts that have you go over or under a certain amount - are incredibly easy to fulfill with the starting hand. You can pretty consistently beat the game incredibly quickly by just picking these prompts.

In that sense, this game shouldn't be picked up if you're here for in-depth card strategy. You should judge this game based on its ability to be a visual novel.
It's your typical harem novel, but it has one up above the rest due to some good drawn art and the voice acting. Hell, the writing's pretty good in terms of giving these girls depth. Don't go expecting a novel, but it's a decent time if you're here for a bunch of tiny short stories.

Should any of the devs be reading this, hi! It's a fine game you've made. If you decide to give this format another go with - say - a sequel, there is a ton of potential here to integrate the film studio gameplay with the worldbuilding/smut. I think with some more polish and added features, this game would really shine~