Whores of Thrones

A feudal Seven Kingdoms parody of Game of Thrones, teetering on the edge of a magical and carnal revolution, where you get to decide who falls and who gets to enjoy the fall. It plays it straight as smut and straight as satire at the same time, which is most of the joke.

Seasons 1 and 2 are finished, season 3 is still being built, and the writers keep piling on new episodes and animations rather than walking away once the novelty wore off. Season 1 runs about five hours of story, choices, and encounters as the realm slides toward its magical-sensual upheaval; season 2 adds roughly six more hours, deeper plotting, and new twists as the power struggles get messier and the sex gets less optional. Across both, you're steering multiple protagonists, each with their own storyline and their own reasons for getting involved in whatever is about to burn the Seven Kingdoms down.

You move around a proper interactive map instead of clicking through static menus, with a quest log keeping track of what you're supposed to be doing and a movement system that shuttles you between locations as new encounters and alliances open up. Choices carry weight here: the game tracks consequences toward multiple endings, so who you side with and who you sleep with actually changes how it ends, not just how it looks along the way.

The content list leans hard into feet (repeatedly, on purpose), voyeurism, mixed and same-sex pairings, group scenes, impregnation and pregnancy, breastfeeding, BDSM, spanking, femdom, anal, toys, public sex, and exhibitionism, all wrapped in over 200 animations and several thousand rendered images, with a score doing the mood-setting in the background. New seasons keep bringing more of all of it rather than settling for what already exists.