The first time Bael makes you jerk off it’s in the campus library, right there in the medical texts aisle. Your hand moves before your brain can even catch up, and there’s this voice in your head like honey and gravel going “good boy, now slower.” You’re not you anymore. You’re just meat with a library card. The possession stuff in this game hits different because it’s not just some cutscene, you’re literally fighting for control of your own cursor sometimes. Click on one thing, demon says nah, and suddenly you’re unzipping in the anatomy lab while your internal monologue screams. The real model photos they use for the NPCs make it worse/better, that one TA with the glasses who definitely knows something’s wrong with you but keeps leaning closer anyway.

The RPG elements are... there. Choices that supposedly matter, some kind of corruption meter I stopped paying attention to after Bael made me sext my landlord. You’re supposed to be finding a way to exorcise this horny bastard but honestly the game keeps throwing these step fantasy scenarios at you and the demon’s commentary is funnier than it has any right to be. “She’s wearing that skirt for us, future doctor. Be rude not to.” The writing veers between genuinely creepy and the kind of unhinged you’d find on a forum at 4am. Sometimes the possession mechanic glitches out and you get stuck in a loop where Bael just keeps making you edge, which feels less like a bug and more like the point.

Medical student protagonist is a weirdly specific choice but it works for the body horror angle. You know exactly what’s happening to your nervous system, which makes the loss of control more fucked up. There’s this one scene with a syringe that I’m not gonna describe but my hands were sweating. The adventure parts where you actually explore the crypt and learn about Bael’s backstory feel almost like a different game stapled onto the porn one. Demon lore is actually decent, something about debauchery and vice and old gods, but then you’re back to being puppeted into someone’s dorm room and none of it matters anymore. Your body’s not yours. The game makes sure you feel that.