Synopsis
** Game Summary
Hardcore RPG
Lucy, a commander in the mercenary unit, falls into monsters in various ways.
The human-destruction story of a proud Lady Knight
** Story
A long time ago, when the world was ruled by monsters…
The Kingdom of Tabberge, located in the far east of the continent.
There was the strongest mercenary unit that could accomplish any mission.
The commander of this mercenary unit is Lady Knight Lucy.
An investigation mission was sent to the unit.
She was asked to investigate a royal treasure that is said to have once sealed monsters.
However, unimaginable monster awaits her there.
** Hardcore
The main theme is on horrific and hardcore by monsters.
There are many pictures in each sex scene.
In the last scene, Lady Knight is thoroughly despaired and disintegrated with 30 different pictures.
[ Sex Situations ]
Orc: Story x1
Orc: Battle x2
Demon: Story x1
Demon: Battle x1
Lizardman: Story x1
Torrent: Story x1
Evil God: Story x1
** Character
Name: Lucy
Position: Lady Knight
Personality: A proud female knight who values order and discipline, and lives with honor.
(English product description provided by the creator.)
| Circle | Fuckin Fairy |
| Tags | R18, Role-playing, Music, Application, English |
| Price | 1,430JPY |
Editorial Review
Black Knight lands squarely in the dark-fantasy, monster-focused corner of the doujin RPG market, a niche where many entries lean on a thin premise and treat the story as an excuse for the content. Here the framing is a little more deliberate: a proud mercenary commander, Lady Knight Lucy, is sent to investigate a royal treasure that once sealed monsters, and the game is explicitly built around her downfall. The synopsis bills it as a “human-destruction story,” which makes the tone bleak and uncompromising from the outset.
What distinguishes it is its structure. The encounters are catalogued by monster type: orc, demon, lizardman, a torrent scene, and an evil god. Each is tagged as either story-driven or battle-driven, with the orcs getting extra battle scenes. That suggests the RPG layer actually feeds into the scenario progression instead of being decorative. The game also promises plenty of illustrations per scene, building to a finale of 30 distinct images in which Lucy’s pride is meant to be completely broken. That escalating arc, from a confident commander to total despair, gives the content a narrative trajectory that is rarer than it should be in this space. The Music tag points to a soundtrack meant to support the atmosphere, and the English tag means no language barrier for international players.
The ideal audience is players who specifically want a grim, degradation-centered monster scenario with a fallen-heroine arc and who value a gameplay framework around it. It is not for anyone wanting romance, levity, or a gentle tone.
Verdict: a uncompromisingly dark monster RPG for readers who want a heroine’s fall told at full intensity.
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Related Tags:
R18 | English | Application | Music | Role-playing
