Violated Princess

Editorial Don't bother

Violated Princess is a Vampire Survivors clone with exactly two 10-minute levels, nine character skins with identical gameplay, and a single poorly-animated sex scene per character triggered only on defeat. The core gameplay—moving a character while abilities auto-cast, collecting XP, choosing from random skill pickups—works as a bare-bones roguelike and can entertain for an hour or two, but the package is severely undercooked: no story, no gallery, no difficulty options, too easy even without upgrades, and no reward for winning. The sex scenes are the stated draw, yet they arrive only on failure, are short looped 3D models with clipping issues, play over continuing game audio, and feature enemies absent from gameplay. Community consensus is harsh: reviewers consistently compare it unfavorably to superior Vampire Survivors clones (Army of Ruin, Halls of Torment) and note the game feels like an unfinished prototype or quick asset flip sold on novelty alone. A handful of 5-star reviews appear inauthentic (praising non-existent story and customization, mentioning a different game's title). For players seeking a working roguelike *or* quality adult content, this delivers neither convincingly; the few who find it tolerable treat it as a 40-minute distraction on sale.