About this game
So the setup is this elf witch, fresh out of magic school, decides to poke her nose into some cave where ork miners are doing their thing. Standard fantasy stuff. But her magic is what the description calls unconventional and honestly that's underselling it. The combat is turn based RPG style but the spells are all... let's say self focused. She's not flinging fireballs at the orks. She's doing things to herself that somehow affect the battlefield. Makes zero tactical sense but that's the gimmick.
The animations are 3DCG and deliberately janky. Not in a broken way, more like someone made them on a Tuesday afternoon and said good enough. The ork models are these big green slabs of muscle and the witch is this pale little thing with glasses. When you use a skill there's this awkward pause before the animation kicks in, like the game is thinking about whether it really wants to show you this. The sound design is actually improved from whatever came before, some wet noises and grunts that sync up maybe 60% of the time. There's a high score tracker which is weird for a game about a virgin witch masturbating her way through monster encounters. Management elements too, you're juggling some kind of power meter while trying not to get overwhelmed by ork attacks. The interracial tag is doing heavy lifting here since every enemy is an ork and she's an elf. Superpowers unlock as you go but honestly I forgot to check what half of them do because the core loop is just cycling through the same three animations with different particle effects. The arcade influence shows in the scoring system but the RPG stats feel bolted on. Wish there was more variety in the monster types but it's orks all the way down. The magic academy backstory gets mentioned once and then never matters again, typical.