Ikkarus and the Prince of Sin

Pumped up men with feminine facial features conquer you with their beauty.

An excellent novel about an impressive story of love and friendship. It is impossible to pass by this masterpiece of the gaming industry. Rather, buy the game before the developers raise the price!

After you play this game, you will become a real man

Atmospheric game, all characters are well drawn and detailed and with their own story. Comfortable control, nice animation in battles. The game is well optimized, and you can see that the designers have done a good job.

💬 Supportive Caveat This recommendation comes from a place of genuine support for creators making mlm games. Even when a title is rough around the edges or not fully to my taste, I believe it matters that it exists—and that someone tried to make it for us. Representation, visibility, and storytelling in this space are still growing, and I want to encourage that growth. I don’t refund these games. I want the devs to try again. I want them to know someone saw their work and believed it was worth building on. That said, this one has some frustrating bugs—especially the Hell Mode glitch that blocks progress—and the relationships don’t have the depth or development that makes other titles stand out. There’s a lot of promise here, and I’m glad it was made, but it needs polish and a bit more heart to fully shine. 🎮 Gameplay & Genre A Yaoi RPG with slice-of-life vibes and monster-hunting mechanics. You run an inn, make beer, and earn cash to pay off debt by hunting cute (and occasionally sexy) monsters. Light grinding, charming world, and some solid character interactions keep things fun—even if the gameplay loop gets a little repetitive. 🔥 M/M Content Definitely lewd. You’ll encounter suggestive art, cheeky writing, and sexy scenarios with the main cast: Damian (gentle archer), Orakh (orc war chief), and Zistran (hot demon prince). Sex is implied more than shown, but the vibe is still distinctly horny. No nudity, but plenty of spice. 🎨 Visuals & Style Pixel-RPG aesthetic with character portraits. It’s not high-budget, but it’s polished enough to be enjoyable. The sprite work and battle UI are clear, and each character has enough flair to stand out. 🗣️ Tone & Writing Lighthearted and flirty with some genuinely sweet moments. The world doesn’t take itself too seriously, which works in its favor. It’s not deep, but it’s got heart—and some solid writing for a queer indie title. ⚙️ Performance & Bugs Hell Mode currently has a game-breaking glitch: after winning a battle around day 5, the screen goes blank and you're stuck. I restarted the run multiple times and encountered the same issue. Frustrating, especially with only three achievements left. Worth noting for completionists. 👍 Best Thing Charming and queer with just enough depth to keep you invested. It hits the sweet spot between sexy and silly. 👎 Worst Thing The Hell Mode glitch is a real buzzkill, especially near the endgame. Needs a patch. ⭐ Final Verdict Full recommend despite the glitch. If you're into gay RPGs with flirty vibes and monster-hunting, this one's worth it. Just maybe hold off on Hell Mode until it’s fixed. I also curate a Steam page reviewing M/M games if you’re looking for more titles in this space: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45790038/

Combat is extremely repetitive and boring, despite being what you spent most of the time doing (after navigating menus). Story is minimal. Game has some bugs: some rewards are not given, there is an entire currency (cherries) that has no apparent use, and combat is [i]wildly[/i] unbalanced: you can one-hit enemies and they can one-hit you. I have no idea what the other reviews are on about; this is a bad game made by people who I'm not sure were even trying to make something good. If they were, then [i]someone[/i] on the team would have flagged these glaring issues. This marks the first time I've requested a refund for a game. I cannot recommend this game to anyone.

Absolutely adorable and fluff. I finished one run (easy mode) with the orc love interest only. The gameplay was a bit repetitive, and I would have preferred more interactive choices (there are no choices, only the character you decide to romance) and scenes (the orc love interest had in total 5 scenes), but it was still a very enjoyable play for the type of casual fluff and cute game it is. Also I loved that I could play a character who was courting the love interest instead of the reverse!

cute game, although no hot 18+ action scenes with the Orc... bummer