Seeds of Chaos

You are the bad guy. Most alignment systems let you play noble or neutral; here the question is just how corrupt your character is willing to become, and what each step costs.

Visual novel branching. Dialogue trees take cues from Black Isle, Obsidian, BioWare and the Witcher games. Choices stick: past meetings, reputation, affection and stat profile feed back into later scenes.

Adaptive random events. The event system reads where you have been, what you own, and how the cast feels about you, then drops fresh scenarios on top. Two playthroughs rarely look the same.

Multiple endings, bad ends included. Routes can collapse in ways the protagonist deserves.

Original art and OST. A roster of artists handles the CGs, with a soundtrack from Leet Music (Winter Wolves credits). The game ships with a CG gallery, music room and a scene replay viewer.

Long-term scope. Rather than sequels, the plan is to expand the existing world: alternate scenarios with new protagonists, expansion event sets, and a trainer mode in the spirit of Slavemaker and Princess Trainer.

A toned-down build is also planned for players who want the story without explicit content.