Cibelle

A village cursed with permanent, unrelenting erections is not the kind of parish work they covered in seminary, but that's exactly what the newly arrived nun signs up for the moment she agrees to "help." What help actually looks like in practice is left entirely up to her, and by extension, to you.

The setup is simple: a nun, a church, a village full of afflicted men, and a corruption arc that starts with good intentions and goes exactly where you'd expect. Faith gets tested, restraint erodes, and the line between charity and something else entirely blurs a little more with each encounter.

Structurally it plays as a turn-based RPG wrapped around adventure exploration, sending the nun through the village to deal with its problem one villager at a time. Combat and dialogue choices feed into her ongoing corruption, so the woman who walks in pious is not the one who walks out. Progress is tracked through her shifting state rather than a straightforward win condition, and the game leans on that gradual shift more than any single scene.