This one feels like somebody mashed a horny fighting game prototype with a half-finished VN and then just said “fuck it, ship it.” You start as some nameless warrior with way too much confidence and not enough armor, walking into this blonde knight’s territory like you own the place. She’s not a soft anime waifu either, more like that stubborn paladin in every fantasy campaign who lectures everyone about honor while covered in blood. The game really leans into that clash: her “principles” vs your very obvious goal, and yeah, the whole point is to break her. Consent is not part of this story at all. If that already sounds like a hard no for you, it is absolutely not going to get softer later.

The actual fights surprised me a bit. It is not just “click attack, win, fuck.” You have to watch what she does, react to different sword patterns, pick between risky strikes and defensive moves, and sometimes just stall to bait her into a mistake. There is this moment when she changes stance and suddenly gets a lot more aggressive, and if you do not respond with a specific counter she just humiliates you on her own land. That first time she knocked my HP into the dirt while yelling about how I “have no right to be here,” I actually laughed because it felt like being scolded by a pissed off DM. Then I retried. Four times. The tiniest input timing becomes weirdly erotic, because the whole time you know that once you finally beat her, the game is going to flip straight from principle-heavy speeches to explicit punishment sex.

And when you win, it does not pretend to be nice. She is furious, swearing, still spitting all those knightly ideals even while she is being forced down, and the scenes kind of live in that contradiction. The art is not exactly polished, anatomy goes a bit wobbly when the positions get rough, but I actually liked that. It feels like something drawn by a horny queer kid who grew up on fantasy RPGs and did not fully unlearn the weird proportions from old hentai scans. Her hair is ridiculous, by the way. The most aggressively blonde thing I have seen in a while, almost glowing against all the muddy battlefield tones. I hated it at first, then halfway through a particularly brutal loop I caught myself thinking “ok, no, the contrast is hot.” The sound is barebones, the UI looks like it was cobbled together in a rush, and there is a weird tiny delay after some of the inputs that made me rage for like three minutes straight, but the core idea is so raw and shameless that it ends up sticking in your brain in a way cleaner games just do not.