Orphan

A crumbling neo-Rome ruled by something called the Blade sets the stage, and you start at the bottom of it: no name, no status, just another body in a city that treats both as disposable. The Cradle runs on sorcery, slavery, and the slow rot of noble houses eating each other in the dark, and the game doesn't soften any of it.

The plot, such as it exists at the start, is about climbing out of nobody-status in a place actively hostile to that idea. Ruined aristocrats scheme, magic warps the rules of survival, and corruption isn't a side effect of the setting, it's the setting.

Play is text-based CYOA: you read, you choose, and those choices push you through encounters with slaves, monster girls, and the occasional milf who is not interested in subtlety. Sex scenes are illustrated with static 2D art rather than animation, so the writing is doing the heavy lifting here, not the frame rate.