It's not a game. It's a visual novel, but without visuals. And it has quite a lot of grammar and spelling errors, which detracts a great deal.

3/10

No multimedia, its an interactive story with fixed paths. You can deny the succubus, become one, and then fight her as a Succubus. Its well written as its focues mainly on the mental changes or so.

9/10 easily.

This was a very unique story/game.  I enjoyed the different perspectives from both the protagonist, and antagonist.  The writing is great, and draws you in with the characters.  I enjoyed playing through multiple styles to see the different ending possibilities.  Overall, I very much enjoyed finding this game here, and I'm thrilled to notice that there is a Part 2.  I'm hoping it is as good, if not better, than Part 1!

v6.2:

I enjoyed the funny writing of this story. While your avatar is a bit of an idiot regardless of how you play, it's more naïve than anything else and they have good emotional depth with the dialogue of their internal struggle to draw you in. The scenes are set well and you'll always know what's going on.

Annoyingly there are some dead-end choices that require using the back button instead of there being a BACK script link coded in. You'll hit this problem the most when looking at some of the potential items you might want to get or using an item after the shopping mall.

One positive point that I kept enjoying is that the villain is quite interesting after you get past the introduction (ham and cheese, Shatner-style there) that has good writing. The character development on each of the branching choice pathways turned out well.

Overall this is worth spending the time to check out. While there are transformations in the game to date, the real gem is the mental battle; mind control fans should get a kick out of it.

Recommended.

Really enjoyed this.

The story really pulls you in and I had one of those nights where I started playing at 8 pm and before I realized it. It was already 2 am!