✔Prostitution ✔Deception ✔Monster Assaults ✔Traps ✔Non-consensual Sex ✔Sister/Nun ✔Oral ✔Vaginal ✔Big Breasts ✔Shame/Humiliation ✔ Rape ✔Female Protagonist

Fantasy RPG with a focus on exploration and resource management.

None, a patch is required to access the full uncensored content. This patch can be downloaded for free on the publisher's website.

The game provides a comprehensive playing experience lasting between 15-20 hours. Gameplay includes a variety of phases such as completing dungeon missions, exorcising haunted locations, and undertaking part-time jobs. These activities are crucial for gathering the funds needed to settle debts and save both the church and its orphans, with multiple endings adding depth and replayability.

Moderate; includes resource management and time-sensitive quests that influence the game’s outcome.

Beautifully hand-drawn characters and environments that immerse players in the world of Megista.

Smooth gameplay with intuitive controls and well-integrated RPG mechanics.

High; the game features multiple endings and a diverse array of part-time jobs, alongside dungeons that can be explored solo or with companions. This variety significantly extends the game's replayability and overall engagement.

"Enishia and the Binding Brand" presents the poignant story of Enishia, a nun caught between sanctity and sin in a medieval fantasy world. As the sole custodian of the last church in Megista, she is faced with the daunting task of paying off a massive debt to prevent the church and its attached orphanage from being demolished. Marked by a scandalous tattoo symbolizing a binding contract, Enishia's journey toggles between performing altruistic deeds and delving into morally ambiguous activities to gather funds. Players navigate a complex array of choices that dictate her path through a world rife with deception and exploitation.

In the game, players lead Enishia through various missions and quick jobs such as working in a brothel, modeling or exorcising haunted locations, with job options influenced by her current level of corruption and abilities.

The game incorporates a church management system similar to that of the previous game "Ambrosia", as well as a customizable clothing system that modifies Enishia's appearance according to her outfits. In addition, an "erotic parameter" tracks her erotic stats, helping us to influence gameplay decisions according to the routes we wish to target (Pure or Corrupted). During the church management phases, Enishia can organize masses and personally attend to pilgrims, influencing her actions and the popularity of the church, which will affect donations received and unlock other actions depending on the character's level of corruption.

Dungeon exploration resembles a board game, with dice rolls controlling movement on a grid that can lead to treasure or confrontation. Battles also rely on dice, adding a layer of randomness to the battle stages.

Although she's not much of a fighter, Enishia can enlist the help of around 6 female characters and one male to assist her in combat and exploration, further enhancing the game's customization.

Enishia's tranquil life as the custodian of Megista's last church is disrupted when a representative from the shadowy Zimmet Company arrives, wielding the deed to the church's land. This unsettling visit quickly spirals into a daunting challenge: to keep the church and its orphanage operational, Enishia must accept a burdensome loan and bear the Contract Crest, a mark of her debt and servitude. The deadline to clear this immense debt looms over her, pressing her into a corner.

Faced with moral quandaries, Enishia must explore every avenue to raise the necessary funds. As she delves into this financial struggle, deeper questions surface about the Zimmet Company's intentions and the sudden onslaught of troubles besetting Megista. Enishia's journey is fraught with decisions that tug at the very fabric of her faith and morality.

It is within your power to guide Enishia through this intricate tapestry of choices, each weaving a different path through a world riddled with deception and exploitation, and ultimately determining the fate of the community she holds dear.

"Enishia and the Binding Brand" is a finely-crafted role-playing game that immerses players in the role of a remarkably beautiful nun determined to save the place where she grew up, along with the church and its orphans, all endangered since the death of the priest who cared for them.

Through the intertwined fate of its protagonist, Enishia, players navigate the delicate balance between sanctity and sin, facing decisions that will not only shape the narrative but also irreversibly change Enishia herself.

With its character-driven storyline revolving around Enishia, Vinsee, and Snoozie, coupled with its innovative gameplay blending exploration/combat phases and free exploration of the city, this game offers a profound narrative journey that encourages replayability to explore the different routes and endings.

If you're seeking a gaming experience that seamlessly blends storytelling with impactful choices, "Enishia and the Binding Brand" is a compelling choice, especially if you enjoyed previous titles from the studio like "Magical Girl Celesphonia" or "Ambrosia," to which this game bears a striking resemblance. This game transcends mere gameplay; it leaves a lasting impression and resonates with players long after they've finished. For fans of depth, complexity, and genuine emotional engagement, this RPG is an essential addition to your collection.

- Engaging storyline with strong character development.
- Innovative gameplay mechanics blend traditional RPG elements with strategic resource management.
- High replay value due to multiple endings and decision-driven narrative.
- Beautifully hand-drawn illustrations with a variety of costumes.
- Numerous interesting characters that can be recruited to join missions.

The game is already well-crafted, making it difficult to suggest further improvements.
- More diverse character interactions could enhance depth.
- Expanding on the impact of player decisions could further increase replayability and emotional investment.