Hot-Blooded Innocent Squadron: Red and Pink

With most of the squadron off saving other countries, Red and Pink are left holding the base alone, and the enemy planned for exactly that. This isn't a fair fight: the monster army throws itself at their weaknesses, and losing a battle doesn't just end the fight, it kicks off sexual punishment, piles on mental damage, and edges the pair closer to capture and brainwashing.

The evil secret society everyone thought was beaten has been building a second plan all along, one aimed less at winning territory than at breaking its two remaining defenders from the inside out.

Combat runs on turn-based RPG mechanics, but losing matters here in a way most games don't bother with. Each defeat chips away at Red and Pink's resolve, and enough losses risk turning them from defenders into something the enemy can use against their own side. Puzzle elements sit alongside the fighting, so holding the base is as much about working out the enemy's angle as it is about grinding through encounters.