Bride for the Princess is a lewd visual novel about a soon-to-be queen in need of a lover, to secure her place on the throne.

A standard visual novel that is played day-by-day. You have twenty days to find a romantic partner, and there are a handful of romantic interests to pursue. The goal is to make love to at least one of them after advancing your relationship sufficiently. There are quite a bit of player choices to make, with basic time management.

The Trechearean Kingdom has lost its king. Heraclius the Second left a single heir to the throne, his daughter Mary. Since the passing of Heraclius, the Kingdom has been controlled by a senate of nobility. They have no intention of relinquishing power to princess Mary. Annabelle, Marry's caretaker informs her about about the senate's machinations — they have silently passed a law requiring the Queen to be married before her coronation. Mary's coronation is to occur in twenty days, leaving her little time to find someone's hand in marriage. This law goes against her interests, for she is lesbian. . . and the Senate was fully aware of this fact.

This is when the game enters the players' reign. The way that the story continues will differ between readers.


The titlescreen is promising; I deeply enjoyed the artwork. From "Settings", you may adjust audio, display, language and graphical preferences. Interestingly, dialogue is conveyed through a series of text blurbs, not unlike a comic book. The bottom rung of the screen is reserved for dialogue control and save/load functionality. There is no way to hide the settings bar (or the top-right "Bug Report" button). This is real shame, as the comic book-like story telling could have otherwise been an immersive experience.


- The Goods-
If I had to guess, there are likely five or six lewd CGs to unlock. The lewd artwork is awesome, but unvaried. There appear to be little to no variants for each CG, which means no money shots or progression. While the CGs are very high quality, the lack of them and brief sex scenes render this game a poor title for a lewd experience. Expect female-on-female sexual content.

Yes, I definitely recommend this game. There are definitely improvements to be made all around, including more CGs and refinement of the UI; however, given the price and gameplay, this is absolutely a worthwhile buy, even at full price.


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Gets really repetitive. I reached three of the endings, only got achievements for Annabelle. Bugs included repetition of scenes where characters forget what has already happened, Hyacinth turned into Astrid on one date, suddenly jumped to ending marrying new character with no explanation ... Add in the questionable English and it seems like a waste of time.

i think the difference in art style and the sprites are way different. i guess i would want something along the same line. it's wasn't terrible. it's a very short game. 4/10

It could be fine mini novel, with cute characters, notable music, simple story and textual narrative. Even being dead simple and a bit silly, it would be enjoyable, because of anime stylistic and yuri central aspect, only if it hadn't 2 absolutely crucial problems.

- It has a lot of bugs, no, I am not about incorrect names in some lines (mostly for Mary), it is acceptable, and not about textboxes outside of screen in rare scenes, and not the fact that game can crash for no reason after choice / quick save (whilst not saving anything), I am about bugs like being soft locked after making a choice (and there is a lot of it) - the absolute dead end with only option to load back. It may be fine if it occurred on some not crucial moments, but this craep is happening when you are trying to befriend kunoichi girl, so you only can have dead princess, or dead love interest, or the dead end with no idea why game refuses to do anything in this important moment. Of course I've tested this on many game versions / manifests, everywhere not working. Like... i don't know, test play your game? Why is it on Unity, make game in specialized visual novel engine to remove all the pain of making basic mechanics.

But I can live with bugs, let it be, I am fixing stuff all my life; there is more peculiar and significant pressing matter:
I don't want to insult artist / developer, but I AM MAD ABOUT THIS. And my words should reflect my feelings.
- The quality of character sprites are mind blowing: clear details, fine contours and shading, amazing colouring, posture, visual design, facial expressions; everything is perfect, they are outrageously beautiful, best I've seen, probably. And this treasure of art exist in the same game with its CGs... ohhhhh, goddess, save my soul, they are sooo bad, that I want to die. This is a spit in the face of author who drew character sprites (AND FOR ME).
If you standard for female beauty in anime terms is these sprites (how it should be), then these CG arts are absolutely disgusting. This is not about technical quality; super rough sketch of adequate anime style would be quintillion times better. These CGs are not even close to style of sprites and quite far away from anime stylistic, and infinitely far away from being good looking...
I am yurijin, appreciator of beautiful things, my eyes are delicate and my soul is fragile, but my rage is monstrous, dang, there are sprites for every character in every emotion, including nude versions, for the sake of yuri purity, replace this hand drawn hell by sprites only and made more accent on textual aspect in respective moments. This quality level is fine for backgrounds, to give sense where actions happens to have place, but not for humans... and it would be logically to assume that developers are acknowledged of this, because of insane quality of character sprites... How can they even be in the same novel with these CGs????!!!!

Again, the problem is not in differences between style, for me this quality with style itself are disturbingly disgusting. And don't tell me that I just don't understand beauty of these; Yeah, for sure, we have different tastes. Someone likes Pu-Erh in the morning, someone to drink from a puddle. And I don't need words about how this is work of one person (or main project supported, at least), there are so many great projects, unimaginably more complicated, made by teams of 1-2 persons, and I won't even say how many amazing visual novels are made by single developers.

But hey, you can extract Unity assets and get bunch of cool sprites.

I think the game is getting better, but the code itself is presenting the real issues here. What makes me happiest is that now I'm able to see more of the game's diverse options as patchwork is getting done. Perhaps it's not fully polished yet, but hopefully owners of the game will slowly return and help find the bugs. A lot of what's going on seems to be dialogue errors or situational errors the game runs into with specific choices and when you learn the names of characters. Some scenes will load, but only if you respond to one scene a specific way! It's really crazy, but Bride For the Princess has potential to be a premier Yuri and Ecchi choice driven game!

Sweet yuri game, where you can date three girls, including hot sexy Demones and shy Maid. And now with harem ending

Maybe games don't need children you dress up in swimsuits immediately for the 'hot tub scene'.

Enjoyable, but defiantly needs work. Especially with the battle clown. I ended up on a date with her before I met her, an attempted beach date with her resulted in a date with the maid and was unable to skip the dialogue for her scenes as well as a few other points. The tips and lore section is also completely unreadable. But over all I'd still say it was an enjoyable game