The Undesired Crown

Royal blood turns out to be a liability. The prince at the center of this one is surrounded by women who all want a piece of him, and none of them care to hear the word no. Defending his freedom, his money, and whatever dignity he has left becomes a full-time job.

The setup is simple friction, not grand plot: obsession versus refusal, played out one confrontation at a time. There's no larger conspiracy to untangle, just a young man trying to keep control of his own life while everyone around him decides otherwise.

Combat is turn-based RPG, which is a strange fit for a game about fending off unwanted advances, but that's the mechanic doing the talking. Encounters play out like battles, with the women as much a threat to be managed as anyone with a sword would be. It's a slower, more deliberate pace than most games in this vein, built around resisting rather than pursuing.