Corruption is not just a bar on the screen here, it feels like a mood that slowly crawls under your skin while you click “next room” again like a degenerate. Forbidden Dungeon throws you into a fantasy world that pretends to care about saving kingdoms and slaying monsters, but everyone knows why you’re actually there. You start with these “heroes” who look serious for about five seconds, then the game starts stripping them, shoving them into traps with tentacles and cursed toys, and suddenly every combat choice is also a sex choice. You’re staring at a turn-based fight, thinking about buffs and debuffs, but also thinking “ok if she loses here, how badly is the dungeon going to fuck her this time?” Then you lose on purpose. Or you tell yourself it was a mistake. Sure.

What I like is how the dungeon feels hungry. Rooms are not just “fight skeletons, get loot”. You open a door, get a weird altar with a glowing toy on it, and you have that awful nice feeling like when you know you shouldn’t click “accept” but you do anyway. Take the blessing, your stats go up, your “purity” goes down, next encounter she is more sensitive, more aroused in the art, more easy to push over the edge. At start I was trying to play “correct” like it is some hardcore roguelike. After a few runs I was basically feeding my party to every corrupted slime just to unlock new scenes. There is that one event with the breeding pit where you think “ok, this is just some background lore thing”, then suddenly your character is on all fours, tentacles holding them open, multiple penetration from things that do not even have a name, and you are sitting there like, yeah, this is fine. Also the little text line that casually mentions the chance of pregnancy like it’s just another status effect, that got me. It is not like a soft romance thing, it feels more like the dungeon is marking them, making sure they stay its toys forever.

The parody bits are funny in a really trashy way. If you know those edgy solo-leveling memes or you played Darkest Dungeon, you will recognize some scenes twisted into horny nonsense. A “heroic” speech turns into a submissive pledge to serve the dungeon, that kind of thing. It keeps trying to pretend there is a noble path, but the more you progress, the more the skills, gear and even the AI-generated CG push you toward naked, chained, displayed in front of monsters. Exhibition stuff hits hard here because the game keeps throwing you into situations where the character should be ashamed, and the UI pops up like “Gain +10% damage if you let them watch.” Grind a bit, unlock another protagonist, and suddenly the same corridors feel different because you know exactly which trap will drag them into that familiar tentacle nest. I really wish the game let me corrupt the town hub more, like turn the whole support cast into willing dungeon slaves or something, but I guess that’s my brain asking for DLC already. Anyway, if you like your runs to end with your party fully broken in some dark corner of the map, soaked, pregnant, and still going back in because loot, then yeah, this dungeon knows exactly what kind of player you are.

City looks normal on the surface, right? Trains, vending machines, neon signs, same boring apartment blocks, everybody pretending they don’t see each other. In this game that skin of normal life is just a thin Tarot card veil, and behind it there is this thick, sticky story about a kid and his mom, and how “family love” starts to shift into something way more fucked up and way more hot than it should be. You play as Asahi, teenage boy who already feels like the Page of Cups: too many feelings, no idea where to put them, jerking off in his room while his busty single mom walks around the house in clothes that are “totally normal” only if your tits are a religion. The art is that AI-looking stuff, a bit uneven, but sometimes it hits super hard: one frame she’s just a cute caring mom with soft eyes, next frame she turns her head and suddenly you see the Empress reversed, like she’s one bad decision away from being corrupted completely. I like that. I hate that. It feels cheap and it feels perfect at same time. Her ass is huge, by the way, and the game knows it. Half the camera angles are basically just “Hana’s ass, the full moon arcana”.

What made me stick to it was how the story feels like pulling Tarot cards one by one and watching them get dirtier. At the start it’s just small stuff: little scenes of her leaning too close, her shirt slipping down just enough so your brain clicks “this is wrong” and your dick says “shut up”. There are both male and female viewpoints, which is fun because sometimes you’re trapped inside the boy’s horny mind, then suddenly you’re in the mom’s head, seeing how she tries to be responsible and ends up masturbating in the shower thinking of things she absolutely shouldn’t. The first time you catch her touching herself is like drawing the Devil card upright. You walk past her door, hear those quiet wet sounds, open just a crack, and there she is on the bed, one hand between her legs, other hand clenching the sheets, whispering your father’s name at first, then stopping, then not saying any name at all. That scene sticks. I actually paused and re-opened it in another tab on my phone later, like some degenerate, while pretending to read chat in Telegram. And it’s not just cheap porn; there is this heavy feeling of “oh shit, this is going to break everything” under every blowjob hint and every long stare.

The corruption vibe creeps in slowly, like the Tower card hanging above you, waiting. New guys show up, neighbors, co-workers, that kind of thing, and each one feels like a possible thief of your little world with her. The netorare angle sneaks up. At first you’re just jealous because some dude stares at her tits in the store, then it turns into real threat when she blushes at some innocent compliment and you realize the game is totally ready to let someone else enjoy that big ass while you watch like a complete cuck. That mix of arousal and sick feeling in the stomach is very strong here. There are choices that look small, like “do you peek longer” or “do you pretend to sleep when she checks on you”, but later it feels like each one was a card laid on the table, building a spread you can’t escape from. Sometimes scenes cut too fast, sometimes the pacing feels weird, like the game gets shy and then suddenly not shy at all, like going from soft family breakfast to her on her knees, lips parted, tongue slightly out, ready to wrap around some guy’s cock that might or might not be yours. The boobs are big, the asses are bigger, the kisses turn into sucking, and somewhere in the middle you realize you’re not sure if you want to protect her, own her, or just sit in the dark and watch her get taken away piece by piece. It’s messy, like a reading where all the cards come out reversed and you’re still smiling because damn, the story is hot.

It’s messy in the best way. You’re some kind of half-drunk alchemist in a vampire’s den, tossing glowing ingredients into a cauldron that looks suspiciously alive, waiting to see if it spits out gold, slime, or a moaning succubus with tits like forbidden fruit. The game doesn’t explain much, just lets you mix weird shit - holy water, demon ichor, maybe a drop of your own sweat - and then bam, the screen flashes and suddenly you’re staring at a futa nun grinding against a bound werewolf priest. It’s ridiculous, but you can’t stop clicking. The logic makes no sense and that’s kind of the point. Sometimes you get a soft scene, a slow kiss between a vampire girl and her human pet. Other times, tentacles, everywhere, like the game’s trying to outdo itself in how far it’ll go before you blush or laugh.

There’s something about the tone - half gothic, half horny fever dream - that makes it feel like the devs were just daring each other to see what the next transmutation would unlock. The art shifts between elegant and unhinged; one moment you’re admiring the lighting on a pale thigh, next you’re staring at a corrupted angel with too many wings and not enough shame. The alchemy system feels more like foreplay than crafting. You think you’re mixing for power, but really you’re just chasing the next perverse reveal. I tried to keep track of the endings but gave up after the third one involved a talking dildo that might’ve been sentient.

The weirdest part? It’s kind of beautiful. Between the absurd fetishes and over-the-top transformations, there’s this pulse of dark humor and lust that keeps it alive. It’s not about winning or finishing - it’s about curiosity, that itch that says “what if I mix blood and holy oil again?” Do it. The game rewards the reckless.

Honestly wasn't expecting much when I stumbled onto this one. The whole superhero angle felt kinda played out, you know? But fuck me, this thing actually got its hooks in deep. Started playing for the card mechanics - yeah there's some strategy element that doesn't suck - but stayed for Michael's weird journey through this broken hero organization.

The photography angle is what really sells it though. You're this washed-up photographer trying to rebuild these heroes' public image, and the way they handle the voyeuristic aspects... it's not just "click button, see tits." There's actual tension in deciding what shots to take, how to frame these supposedly perfect beings when they're falling apart behind the scenes. Anna Morgenstern runs STALWART and she's got this mysterious thing going on that kept me guessing way longer than it should have. The masturbation scenes aren't just thrown in randomly either - they actually tie into the characters' psychological states and the whole power dynamic mess.

What caught me off guard was how the multiple protagonist thing works. You're mainly Michael but sometimes you get these glimpses from the heroes' perspectives, and their internal monologues during intimate moments are pretty raw. The animated sequences are smooth enough that they don't break immersion, which is more than I can say for most games trying this hard. The mobile optimization is solid too, though I played mostly on desktop because the strategy elements need more screen space. There's this whole conspiracy brewing underneath the surface that gets darker as you progress, and by the time you realize what Anna actually wants from you, you're already in too deep. The erotic thriller label isn't just marketing bullshit - they actually deliver on both fronts without one overwhelming the other.