The first thing I notice is the spell sound effect. It’s this wet, squelchy pop, like pulling your finger out of a jar of jam. Every time you cast anything, even a basic fireball, it’s there. Squelch. Then the crackle of flames which is fine but the squelch is so loud it drowns out the monster girl death moans. I kept casting just to hear it, which is not why I booted up an isekai harem dungeon crawler. There’s a goblin shaman in the second floor who does this little chant and her voice line is pitched way too high, like a mosquito with a vibrator. But the futa protagonist’s grunt when she takes a hit? That one’s good. Deep, breathy, almost a cough. Made me wish the combat had more impact sounds and less squelching.

The writing is text based so the audio does a lot of heavy lifting during the lewd scenes. Vaginal sex has this generic wet slapping loop, fine, but the anal scenes have this weird metallic reverb, like someone tapping a spoon on a tin can. I don’t know if it’s a bug or they recorded it in a bathroom. The monster girls, slime and harpy, their ambient noises are actually decent. The harpy’s wings rustle when she’s about to attack and the slime makes this glorp glorp when she moves. I wish the dungeon ambience had more of that, instead it’s just a low hum that cuts out abruptly when you open the menu. That cut out is jarring, like someone unplugged a fridge.

The turn based combat is simple but the sound makes it feel slower than it is. Every attack has a delay, like the game is waiting for the squelch to finish before showing damage numbers. I turned the SFX volume down to 20% and the music up, which helped. The background track is forgettable but at least it doesn’t fight the moans. There’s a futa scene with a catgirl where the audio desyncs by like half a second, her moan plays before the text describes the thrust. Killed the mood. I reloaded an old save just to see if it was a one time thing, it wasn’t. Still, the squelch. I keep thinking about it. It’s not good but I can’t stop casting spells.

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I remember the church. The one in the frost town where you first arrive, all frozen stone and awkward silences. There is a nun there. Something about the way the text described her, the stiffness in her robes, the cold air. I wanted to corrupt her. Not for a quest. There was no reward marker. I just... needed to see what the writing would do.

The game is Corruption of Champions II, but that title feels too grand for what it actually is. A text box with a portrait above it. The portrait changes, by the way. That is important. The first time you notice the nun’s expression has shifted, her cheeks flushed, lips parted just slightly. You did that. Go back to the button that says Talk and suddenly there is a new option. The word appears in brackets, something blunt, unpoetic. It mentions her habit riding up.

My fingers are not on her. There is no animation. There is just a paragraph, and then another. I am reading about her thighs. About the damp spot on her leggings. The game does this thing where it never lets you forget you are pushing, prodding, coaxing a person out of their own convictions. Her dialogue stumbles. The prose luxuriates in the whimper she tries to swallow. I did not care about the demon war for about three real days. I was in that church, making a nun admit things to herself while another part of the interface tracked whether I was becoming more masculine or feminine from some contaminated water I drank earlier.

And then there was a yeti. A male yeti, very interested in the nun and also in me. The scene layers in without warning. Her shame flickers into something else entirely while the monster’s cock, described with the same clinical precision the game uses for a dropped sword, presses against her back. The writing just keeps going. It will not look away. It gives you choices like Wait and Watch. Choosing Watch gives you a long, terrible paragraph about a holy woman’s ahegao face while being mounted by a thing that was trying to kill you five minutes ago.

At some point I realized my character, a slim catfolk I had built for speed, was essentially a femboy now. Not from a menu. From events. From allowing things to happen. The character sprite looked different. The NPCs addressed me different. The yeti did not care. The nun cared, but not in the way you think. It made me think about how little we truly guide anything here. The game just remembers everything and then uses it later in a brothel scene involving a milky breast pump.

I keep loading my save just to make that one guard at the gate blush when I walk past. He has no name.

The phone buzzes and it's Lidia again, sending a photo of her dorm room with a caption that's just a string of crying emojis. You type back something stupid about remembering to eat vegetables, and the game just sits there with this little typing indicator, letting you feel the weight of a father who's suddenly alone in a house that's too quiet. The whole thing runs on texts and occasional photos, this weirdly intimate window into a relationship that's trying not to fracture across time zones. I got weirdly invested in whether she'd make friends or flunk out, which is not what I expected from something tagged with "dilf" and "cumshot."

The lewd stuff creeps in sideways. Late night conversations that start innocent and then she mentions her roommate is out, and the texts get... slower. More deliberate. The game doesn't show you anything, it's all words, but the way it describes her experimenting with the camera angle, the hesitation in her messages before she sends something risky. There's this one scene where she's teasing during a video call and the description of her fingers tracing down her stomach while she watches your reaction through the screen. The cumshot tag delivers exactly what you'd think, but it's framed through this lens of mutual loneliness and need that makes it hit different than just straight-up porn. The AI generated tag is doing some heavy lifting here because sometimes the dialogue loops in ways that break the mood, like she'll forget what she just said two messages ago and repeat herself, which is jarring when you're, uh, in the middle of things.

The university setting is mostly backdrop for her sexual awakening, which the game handles with varying degrees of success. Some conversations feel genuinely tender, this father trying to give advice about boys while clearly struggling with his own feelings, and then other times it's just straight to "daddy I'm so wet thinking about you" and the tonal whiplash is real. The humor tag shows up in weird places, like autocorrect fails during sexting that made me laugh out loud. I wish the family dynamic was messier, more conflicted, because the taboo is right there but the game mostly sidesteps the guilt in favor of getting to the good stuff. The romance is there if you squint, buried under the simulator mechanics of just... waiting for texts to arrive, which is either brilliant pacing or boring as hell depending on your mood.

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.

Corruption of Champions is what happens when someone's weird D&D campaign gets absolutely soaked in horny and the DM just leans into it. Hard. You start as this fresh faced nobody arriving at the Frost Marches, and within like five minutes you're getting propositioned by a catgirl or fighting off imps that want to do things that are definitely not in the monster manual. The whole setup with the portal and the previous champion from Mareth is there but honestly who cares, you're too busy figuring out if you want to grow a dick or not.

The text is janky in that specific way where you can tell someone was typing one handed. Descriptions of getting absolutely railed by a minotaur will go on for three paragraphs but then a plot point gets resolved in two sentences. There's this one scene early on with a goblin alchemist where you drink something and suddenly your chest is lactating and you've got new equipment downstairs and the game just rolls with it like yeah, that's tuesday. The combat is turn based but it's really just a delivery system for losing your clothes and getting pinned down. I spent way too long in the character creator tweaking proportions and then immediately got turned into a rubbery tentacle monster by a random encounter. The corruption mechanics are everywhere, your body changes, your mind changes, and suddenly you're the one doing the corrupting. There's a whole religion angle with a priestess that starts with confession and ends with things I can't mention in polite company.

The mobile version runs like ass on my phone, constant reloading and the text formatting breaks if you look at it wrong. But then you find a scene with a hellhound that's into petplay and you forget about the crashes. The game doesn't explain half its systems, you just stumble into transformations and realize oh, I'm a futa now, and that opens up entirely new scenes with the centaur blacksmith. It's a mess. It's brilliant. The writing swings between genuinely clever fantasy worldbuilding and the most depraved stuff you've ever read, sometimes in the same dialogue box. Don't play this if you want a coherent RPG experience. Do play it if you want to see how many orifices one character can have.