About this game
The first thing that hits you isn't the magic system or the "secret technique" the description brags about. It's the font. Some weird serif thing that makes every dialogue box look like a medieval tax document. I spent way too long in the settings trying to change it, no luck. That's the kind of polish we're dealing with, like a mod I'd download from a forum post with three seeders and a broken preview image. The character sprites have that slightly off look, you know the one, where the artist clearly spent all their skill points on the tits and the faces got whatever was left over. Not complaining exactly, just observing.
So you're this guy, and your best friend is... also there. The plot is a blur of "ascension" and "chasing tail," which is refreshingly honest. No pretense of a deep epic. You wander around, click things, and the text unspools. There's a bit early on where you're supposed to be hiding from some guards and the dialogue choice was something like "Stay silent" or "Grope for a distraction." I picked the grope, obviously. The scene that followed was a mess of anatomy, the kind where you tilt your head and try to figure out which limb is whose. It was hot in the way a sketch on a napkin can be hotter than a finished painting, all suggestion and raw need. The fetish stuff isn't just tacked on, it's baked into the "secret technique" which is basically a magical cheat code for getting laid. Feels like someone's specific fantasy, unpolished and direct.
The writing has this weird rhythm, sometimes it's trying for that flowery fantasy prose and then a character will just say "fuck me raw" and the tonal whiplash is almost part of the charm. Like a bard who forgot the ballad and just started moaning. The comedy tag is doing a lot of heavy lifting, mostly from how seriously the game takes its own absurdity. There's a goblin scene that I won't spoil but let's just say the negotiation for a magical item took a turn I didn't expect from a visual novel. The action amounts to clicking "next" while a health bar moves, don't expect a minigame. It's a kinetic novel with delusions of RPG grandeur. The adventure is just a series of backdrops for the next encounter. And honestly, for what it is, that's fine. The no AI tag is a relief, you can feel the human hand in every janky line and weirdly specific fetish. It's a mess, but it's a human mess.