Synopsis
There were two princesses in Kingdom of Artein.
First princess Lydia, a Dancer Knight with sword in her hand, under a blessing of Goddess Finola.
Second princess Frisia, a Dancing Priestess with power to seal Magic Gate, under a blessing of Goddess Tiannon.
After their father and former leader, King Couleur Hopkins passed away from disease, Lydia has taken over his position.
She also led her armies and fought against Magical Creatures and thieves.
@Game Flow@
The goal is to win back the castle from Kollekio and Magical Creatures.
In order to do so, hiring soldiers is necessary, and to hire them, money is needed.
There are several ways to make money, and each has its own characteristics.
[General Merchandise Store]
The store sells various products, but it also accepts purchase requests.
For example, the things which can be collected in Labyrith, can be sold here.
[Guild]
In this place, there are many quests and missions posted, and there are soldiers waiting for recruitment.
There are many types of soldiers here, and each has pros and cons against various enemies.
[Prostitution]
Making money within short time is possible here. The higher Pervertness Level becomes, more rewards can be earned.
Yet if Pervertness Level becomes too high, the ending might change from first expected…
[Labyrinth]
Lydia would be inside the Labyrith only by herself. Search for secret treasure in the deepest floor.
There are enemies of Magical Creatures, traps in Labyrinth, and seduction of female Dark Elf awaiting Lydia.
Manage to fight them all back with Lydia’s power of Dancer Knight.
[War]
With soldiers hired, Lydia shall fight with Magical Creatures.
*There are 4 types of endings.
2 Bad Endings, 1 Normal Ending, and 1 Happy Ending.
It all depends on Lydia’s decisions and actions.
For instance, if Pervertness Level becomes high, then more money can be made quickly
with prostitution, but it also has higher possibility to fall to dark side.
In such case, look into the mirror; Lydia’s face and vagina may look lazier than before. (some limitations in demo version)
More than 40 base pictures. (excluding characters’ standing poses)
(English product description provided by the creator.)
| Circle | Umanori Knights |
| Tags | R18, Role-playing, Music, Application, English |
| Price | 1,980JPY |
Editorial Review
Princess Knight Lydia plants itself firmly in the character-driven fantasy RPG space where narrative and strategic resource management take equal weight—a positioning that’s grown increasingly common in doujin titles, though the execution here leans deliberately toward accessibility and visual appeal rather than mechanical depth.
The work distinguishes itself through a genuinely developed dual-protagonist structure centered on Lydia and her sister Frisia, each blessed by separate goddesses and embodying distinct combat archetypes (Dancer Knight and Dancing Priestess). Rather than treating these characters as interchangeable, the game builds its appeal around their specific identity and complementary roles. The economic loop—gathering resources from labyrinths, completing guild quests, hiring soldiers, and reclaiming territory—creates purposeful progression that ties directly to character advancement and narrative momentum. The inclusion of music as both a listed tag and integrated game element suggests a production quality step above minimal-effort releases; audio design anchors the fantasy aesthetic in ways that text alone cannot.
The English localization positioning is notable for a doujin release, signaling an intentional push toward the Western indie gaming community rather than domestic-only distribution. Combined with “Application” as a production format, this work targets players comfortable with browser-based or lightweight executable RPGs who want genuine character investment without demanding hardcore strategy.
The game flow structure—rooted in player agency across multiple income streams and hire-and-deploy mechanics—appeals specifically to players who find satisfaction in economic simulation married to fantasy warfare and character development. This is fundamentally an audience that values the grind-and-optimize loop as much as narrative payoff.
Princess Knight Lydia executes a familiar template with deliberate attention to character depth and audio presentation, delivering legitimate strategic engagement wrapped around two protagonists worth investing in.
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