Veil of Temptation

An average college student signs a contract with a succubus he found on some shady corner of the internet, because of course that goes well. The setup is pure horny-teen-movie logic, and the game leans into it without pretending otherwise.

The premise stays simple: a normal life derailed by one bad click and one very good deal, with the succubus now a fixture in the household and the protagonist stuck figuring out what he actually signed up for.

You move through days point-and-click style, checking in on the people around the house, building up an RPG-style attribute set, and working through quests that unlock new perks and a battle system layered on top of the usual routine. Progress comes from repetition and attention rather than any single big choice, and the interface stays plain and functional rather than flashy.