Synopsis
THE POND AND SWAMP CLEANERS
Frod and Tumi are contractors who drain ponds and swamps in a fantasy world using magical pumps. One day, a mysterious man hires them to capture beautiful aquatic elves, rare creatures that command high prices on the black market.
HOW TO PLAY
1. Search water locations where aquatic elves might live
2. Summon servant goblins to dig large holes and redirect water from ponds and swamps
3. Use magic pumps to drain the water and capture the aquatic elves hiding in the underwater caves
(Watch out for invasive species)
INVASIVE SPECIES WARNING: Dangerous creatures from other dimensions possess color magic and emit intense sexual energy that will confuse you. Female types include sirens, mermaids, abyss hildegard, and fish-men. Do not approach them for intense sexual encounters!
DRAIN THE POND, FIND THE ELVES
Draining all water sometimes reveals underwater caves where aquatic elves dwell. Explore the caves and capture them. Beautiful aquatic elf females can be sold to merchants for large sums or worked in brothels as prostitutes or torture slaves.
A FREESTYLE RPG WITH NO CORRECT ANSWER
Shape the game world based on your own moral judgment. Will you hunt aquatic elves to extinction? Become their ally? Or will humanity face extinction instead? Your choices determine your objectives.
Editorial Review
A premise this audacious deserves respect: a pond-draining simulator crossed with monster-girl capture mechanics and explicit slavery infrastructure. *Drained the Fantasy Pond Completely* operates in the niche intersection of incremental gameplay, fantasy worldbuilding, and bondage content—a combination uncommon enough that it immediately distinguishes itself from the standard harem-collection visual novels flooding DLsite.
The core appeal hinges on its unusual gameplay loop. Rather than traditional dungeon crawling or direct combat, players engage in resource management (summoning goblins, operating magical pumps) to systematically drain environments and expose captive populations. This oblique approach to capture fantasy reframes the player’s role as contractor rather than adventurer, adding a layer of detachment that either heightens or complicates the work’s thematic content depending on your tolerance for exploitation narratives. The “invasive species” framing—treating sentient creatures as ecological threats—suggests the developer understands the darker implications of its premise and leans into them deliberately rather than apologetically.
Tag-wise, the bondage and imprisonment focus is front-loaded and unambiguous, while the monster-girl diversity (sirens, mermaids, dimensional creatures) promises visual and mechanical variety beyond the aquatic-elf primary targets. The RPG structure implies progression systems, likely tied to capturing and selling captives, which would create feedback loops rewarding the player’s exploitation mechanically.
This work targets players comfortable with darker fantasy premises who appreciate systematic gameplay married to explicit content—essentially, those who find conventional harem VNs too morally sanitized but want something more mechanically engaging than static visual novel choices. Genre enthusiasts seeking unconventional framing devices and willing to engage with slavery narratives as mechanics rather than backdrop will find genuine novelty here.
A genuinely inventive premise executed with thematic commitment: the execution determines whether this lands as transgressive or merely transgressive-for-transgression’s sake.
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