Second Circle

You play as the soul of a former gooner, handed one last shot at redemption and thrown straight into a world of monstergirls who'd rather drain you than save you. It leans hard into size and a bit of expansion content, and the tone stays self-aware rather than reverent about any of it.

The redemption premise mostly exists to get you into the fights: there's no grand journey here, just a soul with something to prove and a string of creatures determined to prove otherwise.

Combat runs on FMV battle-fuck encounters in the vein of the Circle Tekua games, Lilith in Nightmare and its kin, where losing has consequences beyond a game-over screen. Outside of fights you work through a short dungeon stocked with minibosses guarding equippable accessories, and you can spend earnings on skills bought from the game's NPCs, deepening the battle system as you go. The developer is upfront that visual assets and music are AI-generated or AI-assisted, so don't expect hand-drawn polish under the hood.