Unison corD

A dungeon opens near your village, and the huntress you've built ends up saddled with a creature called UD who insists the world needs saving. The game is less interested in stopping that dungeon than in how you react to everyone you meet along the way.

You create and name your own protagonist, then decide what kind of hero she actually is. The story branches through the choices you make with the people you encounter, some of whom get corrupted, saved, or watched from a distance depending on what you feel like doing that session. Money comes from hunting, fishing, or selling yourself, and a few abilities apparently get stronger the more children you've fathered along the way, which the game treats as just another stat to manage.

Combat is turn-based and lets you lean on stamina, speed, and accuracy as much or as little as you want, switching between sword, axe, and spear mid-fight and layering skills for extra effects. Weapons can be renamed and customized with their own added effects, a small detail that gives the whole combat system more personality than it strictly needed.