Rogue Princess

Editorial Has potential

Rogue Princess is a roguelite platformer with a cooperative twist — you and a partner character navigate procedurally shaped dungeons while enemies try to have their way with both of you. The community consistently praises the quality of the sex animations, the charm of the character designs (particularly Athena and her partner Gale), and the surprising depth of the platformer mechanics — wall-jumping, counters, double-jumps — that reward players who take time to learn them. The NTR/voyeurism angle and the "respect" system give the game a distinctive flavor that clearly lands for its intended audience, and the developer's active, responsive presence earns genuine goodwill. On the downside, it is firmly a work in progress: content is sparse (few enemy types, limited room variety, low enemy AI), and some players hit controller-rebind issues or a screen-freeze after a specific scene. Free updates roll out slowly, with newer content behind a Patreon/Subscribestar wall. Those caveats aside, the creative foundation is solid enough that even free-version players report sinking real time into it.