Rating: and a half eaten planet

That half eaten planet means something. Trust me. Razuul wakes up from a nap that lasted centuries, right? And this girl Faja is just... there. On his planet. His actual body is the planet. She's stomping around with her attitude and her little mission to kill a god. The opening scene sets expectations perfectly because you're this cosmic entity and she's a speck, but the dialogue makes her feel bigger than you. Cocky little shit. I wanted to swallow her immediately. And you can. That's not a metaphor.

The corruption mechanics are where things get sticky. Not literally, unless you pick the slime path. Then very literally. You can play mind games, pretend to be nice, let her think she's winning. There's this moment where you choose between licking her or just... observing. I picked lick. Obviously. The text gets weirdly poetic about it, describing taste and texture while she's squirming. The giantess stuff isn't just size difference porn, it's about power. Real power. The kind where you could crush her but you don't. Not yet. The feet thing shows up unexpectedly and I'm still not sure how I feel about it. Actually I know exactly how I feel about it.

Wish there was more snake vore. The snake path is there but it's like a side dish when I wanted a main course. The slime vore though? Chef's kiss. Or whatever sound slime makes. The ryona elements are light, more about struggle than damage, which fits the no gore promise. Faja's arrogance cracks in different ways depending on your choices and watching that happen is better than any hardcore scene could be. The psychological horror tag is earned. Not because it's scary. Because you start enjoying being a god a little too much. The game knows this. It's watching you. Probably.

I keep coming back to that one scene with the elf chick and the magical bondage vines. Not because it's particularly well written, but because the game somehow made me feel like I discovered it myself. You know that feeling when you're clicking through choices and suddenly the protagonist is getting choked out by sentient plants and you're like... wait, is this my thing now?

The art is rough. Like, really rough. Some character portraits look like they were sketched during a lunch break and nobody bothered to clean them up. But here's the contradiction, it kinda works? The whole game has this unpolished energy that makes the dirty parts hit different. When the best friend character starts talking about "chasing tail" in this fantasy world, the dialogue is so blunt it circles back around to being charming. Or maybe I've just been playing too many overproduced visual novels where everyone talks like they're in a Shakespeare play.

The progression fantasy stuff is whatever. You're questing for power, unlocking secret techniques, the usual. But the "cheat your way along the path of ascension" mechanic is basically just an excuse to fuck your way through problems. There's this one choice where you can either train properly or use the secret technique on some monster girl, and the game doesn't even pretend the training option matters. I wish the combat had actual stakes but it won't, and honestly I stopped caring after the third time I picked the horny option and got rewarded with surprisingly decent smut.

The comedy lands sometimes. Other times it's just characters saying "cock" and expecting you to laugh. The interactive fiction elements are there but don't expect Disco Elysium. More like a choose your own adventure where every path leads to someone's pants coming off. The no AI tag is doing heavy lifting because some of these backgrounds look procedurally generated but apparently they're just... like that. Whatever. I'll probably replay the elf scene.

I went in expecting, I dunno, some basic yaoi bait with a jungle backdrop. What I got was Amber having a full on crisis of identity while his buddy Gabriel watches him with these eyes that say way more than the dialogue. The game looks deliberately rough around the edges, like someone's sketchbook came to life, and honestly that makes the whole thing feel more intimate. Like finding someone's private drawings.

The Colorado River sequence dragged. Too much paddling talk, not enough of what I was actually there for. But then there's this moment in the tent where Mateo, who I thought was just the muscle, starts talking about the constellations and suddenly his hand is on Amber's thigh and I realized I'd been holding my breath. The CGs aren't polished. They're messy and hot in a way that feels almost too personal. One scene with Gabriel against some ruins had this rough pencil quality that somehow made everything more intense than any hyper rendered 3D thing I've seen. The achievements pop up at the weirdest times too. Got one called "First Contact" and nearly choked on my drink.

Wish there was more voice acting, or any really. The silence during the explicit scenes is strange at first but then you start filling in the sounds yourself and maybe that's worse. Or better. I can't decide. The 75k words thing sounds impressive but some of it is definitely padding about archaeology that I clicked through. Though weirdly I started caring about whether they'd find the stupid city. The bara elements are there if you squint, Mateo especially, but it's more about the tension between these three men who are supposedly just colleagues. Dare to play it alone, or invite company?

The first knock is just... a knock. You know? Before anything gets weird. Before your shirt feels tighter and you can't remember if you always had that little belly or if it showed up yesterday. Sarah's apartment has three rooms and a door. That door becomes the whole world once the RAG-virus does its thing outside.

What got me was the hand check. You look at palms through the peephole. Sometimes there's teeth where teeth shouldn't be. Sometimes the flesh looks wrong in a way the pixel art doesn't try to smooth over, like someone drew it halfway between horny and upset and just left it there. The Visitor Testing System sounds technical but really it's you squinting at a low-res hand going "is that normal skin or is that something else," while the visitor murmurs about how lonely you must be, how warm it is inside, how easy it would be to just. To just.

Sarah's body changes whether you want it to or not. The weight gain is the game's clock. Your chest gets heavy, your ass spreads, your belly pushes against the waistband. And the horror isn't separate from that. It is that. The erotic dread of your own shape becoming unfamiliar while strangers scratch at the doorframe wanting to feed you something. One visitor, I forget her name now, tells you she used to be a baker and her hands are clean but her smile doesn't close right and I noticed I was leaning toward the screen.

I got distracted by the zipper on Sarah's jeans. The sound it makes when it won't close. Spent maybe too long thinking about that sound. The writing does this thing where danger and desire use the same words. "Let me in," "you'll feel so full," "it only hurts at first." Standard psychological horror tricks but applied to a body that's changing in ways some of us. Never mind.

Multiple endings. I found one where Sarah gives in and it's not a bad ending exactly. That's the problem. Eight visitors with their own obsessions and one of them brought butter in a little dish and I don't know why that detail stuck but it did, the mundanity of it, the domestic horror of spreading butter on bread while your thighs get heavier and your mind goes soft at the edges. The game tracks infection percentage like a flirtation.

On the island of Themiscyra, you are Lyra, princess and warrior. All your life, you've fought an addiction to forbidden desires, craving touch, bodies, and intimacy that could destroy you. When you meet Thebe, a disobedient recruit, you take control of her training, breaking her down until she learns to obey. As your power over her grows, you find yourself drawn deeper into this dangerous game. One day, a miracle occurs that will reshape Themiscyra and force you to question everything you've ever known.​

Ok so the devil in this one. Not some edgy red guy with horns, more like a presence that knows exactly what you've been hiding. The whole thing starts with this dude who's basically been a ghost in his own life for 18 years, and then suddenly there's this... entity. Seductive. Patient. The kind that doesn't need to push because it already knows you're going to fall.

The writing is what got me. Not polished in the way you'd expect, some lines feel almost too raw, like someone's actual journal entry they forgot to edit. There's this one scene early on where the protagonist is just staring at himself and the internal monologue is so specific about the disconnect between what he sees and what he feels. Hit different than most VNs that just rush to the transformation stuff. The devil character doesn't even show up properly for a while, it's more like a voice, a warmth, something that makes the shame feel less heavy. And when the physical changes start, they're described in this almost religious way which is weirdly hot and uncomfortable at the same time.

Wish there was more actual interaction though. You're mostly reading, clicking through, watching this guy unravel. The choices feel limited, like you're steering a car that's already on rails. But maybe that's the point? The whole "sin or destiny" tagline makes more sense when you realize you can't really fight it. The sissy angle isn't played for humiliation which I appreciated, it's genuinely about becoming something softer, more aligned. Some of the dialogue with the devil gets repetitive though, same seductive whispers over and over. Still, there's this one moment where he finally sees himself in the mirror and it's not horror or shock, just quiet recognition. That stuck with me more than any of the explicit stuff.

The cemetery job is the first red flag, honestly. Who moves to a dead end town to dig graves when you had a hot girlfriend and a real career back in the city? Danger BLUE doesn't spoon feed you that answer, which I respect. It just drops you into this weird little atmospheric bubble where everyone's a bit too friendly and the fog never really lifts. The visual novel pacing is slow, almost meditative, and then some dialogue hits like a truck. There's this one scene with the ex, she shows up out of nowhere at the worst possible moment, and the writing actually made me feel like I was the asshole. Which, fair.

The adult content is there but it's not the main course, more like a side dish that occasionally slaps you across the face. The romance routes are messy in a good way. You can tell the devs wanted tension over titillation, though when the explicit scenes do land, they're written with this raw, almost uncomfortable honesty. No flowery bullshit. Just bodies and bad decisions. The comedy helps too, some genuinely funny moments between the drama, like the townies gossiping about the new gravekeeper's "city hands."

But here's the thing, the mystery angle sometimes forgets it exists. You'll go three scenes just vibing with slice of life stuff, buying coffee, fixing a fence, and then suddenly a phone call reminds you that you're supposedly running from something dangerous. The tonal whiplash is real. I don't hate it though. It feels like the protagonist is also trying to forget, so the game lets you forget with him. Then the past kicks the door in again.

The art style is simple but effective, character expressions do a lot of heavy lifting. Some CGs are genuinely gorgeous, others look like they were rushed. The sound design is sparse, which adds to the lonely small town mood. I keep thinking about that one track that plays during the night scenes, just a low hum and crickets. Creepy as hell.

Anyway, if you like visual novels where the horny is wrapped in existential dread and small town weirdness, this one's worth a look. Just don't expect a neat ending. Or maybe there is one, I haven't finished all the routes yet. The ex girlfriend thing is still bugging me. Why leave her if you're still obsessed? The game knows, I think. It just won't tell you until you've earned it.

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