Sex Slave President Kisaki ~The Serious Student Council President and the Corrupted School~

Editorial Don't bother

Sex Slave President Kisaki arrives with striking character art and a full voice-acted female lead, but the community consensus is unforgiving: it's a step backward even for a dev whose previous titles were already viewed as uneven. The core gameplay—a lightweight dungeon crawler with grind-based combat and a corruption system—lacks depth and difficulty compared to similar titles in the genre (notably Princess of Zeven and Sword Mistress of Dungeon Town). The corruption and story fail to engage; dialogue is described as boring exposition, and the overall package feels more like a demo or tech demo than a complete game. Audio design is genuinely praised (the title theme and menu music are highlights), and character design is among the artist's strongest work, but these bright spots cannot carry a game whose narrative, systems, and content feel underbaked and, to several players, like a cash grab following a stripped-down formula.