So the elf ranger, right. She gets hit with this lust curse early on and the whole thing becomes a countdown to her just fucking anything that moves. The game calls it a curse but honestly watching her go from stoic archer to a dripping mess begging for it in the temple corridors is the best part. The writing doesn't pretend to be high art. It knows what you're here for. The tiefling warlock though. She's supposed to be this arrogant dom type but the game keeps teasing you with ways to flip that. There's a scene where you can just... not help her. And the text gets real specific about how her tail twitches when she's frustrated. I wanted more of that. The priestess is there too I guess. Pure and boring until she isn't. Her corruption path is slow burn but when she finally breaks her vows the game describes her inner monolgue in this detached clinical way that somehow makes it hotter. Like she's diagnosing her own depravity.

The town of Hallowedge is where you spend most of the time between temple dives. There's this one NPC, a barmaid, who has nothing to do with the main plot but her dialogue tree is more interesting than half the party. You can just talk to her about local gossip and she'll casually mention how the temple's magic is seeping into the town's water supply. Nobody follows up on that. It's just there. A throwaway line that implies everyone's slowly getting hornier and nobody cares. That's the kind of worldbuilding I respect. Not explaining shit.

The mercenary character, you, is a blank slate but the game gives you these dialogue choices that let you be a real bastard. You can gaslight the priestess about her faith. You can watch the elf struggle with a puzzle while you just stand there. The exhibitionism tag comes in hard during the temple exploration. There's traps that strip you. There's murals that come alive and start groping the party. The text based stuff is where it shines. No fancy animations. Just words describing how the elf's leather armor is now just a few straps barely covering her nipples and she's too far gone to care. The fantasy RPG mechanics are light. You click, you read, you choose. Sometimes you fail a check and someone gets fucked by a tentacle. It's not trying to be Baldur's Gate 3. It's trying to get you off and it mostly succeeds. I just wish the tiefling had more scenes where she actually gets put in her place. The game hints at it constantly but then pulls back. Cowardice.