Thank you so much for the kind words! We are a few months into pre-production of our next visual novel and hope to release more information about it soon. It won't be a historical fantasy VN but we are certainly going to come back to the genre in the future.

Thank you so much for writing a review, Torag1000! We're so happy to hear you had a great time with our VN. 

Steam Keys have been added into itch - if you have purchased the game you should be able to claim a key from the project page. If you are having trouble, please email doug@basileusgames.com with the email you purchased the visual novel with and we will send you one directly. Thank you for all of the support!

Hey there Bánh, thanks for playing!

So this CG is unlocked by selecting the correct choice when Valerius and Portia are talking in the hallways about the jailer early in the game. This choice is unlocked only after completing Clodia's main ending.

Hello Ayael, thank you so much for your comment and feedback. We apologize that RoR wasn't for you - we want to make sure that users are aware of the type of story they will be reading and it appears we did not convey the details of the game well enough in our description

Yes, the game is very sexual with frequent sexual conversations. The game is definitely made for those who enjoy sex and romance alike. We will look to update our description to better reflect the tone and story of our game.

Please contact me at doug@basileusgames.com if you are interested in a refund, we want to make sure to do right by you for supporting indie games (whether they are for you or not). Thanks again.

PREMISE

The city of Dagara is burning.

For years the rapacious legions of Raskya killed and looted their way across the land, seeking glory and the addition of new territory to their empire in the south. At last, the war seemed to be over, with Dagara conquered and made into a Raskyan province. In truth, it was only the setup for the second and final climax of bloodshed.

A traitorous Raskyan general has seized the city and plans to use it and its population as his shield to draw his rival into a final battle against him. That rival and his thousands of bloodthirsty legionaries wait outside the city walls, hammering them with siege engines and delightfully counting the days until they can kill and enslave everyone inside, citizen and soldier alike.

Amidst all this, two lovers seek to reunite. A soldier outside the walls knows his beloved is held hostage within, and that if his side wins she will die horribly in the massacre that will surely follow. He seeks to save her above all else, even working to undermine his own side to increase her chances of survival. Within the city, she receives coded messages from him, as they coordinate a plan to reunite and escape from the bloodshed together.

Viewing the siege from the changing perspective of both lovers, make decisions that will affect the outcome of the war, and whether or not you will have a future together.

Or whether you can even survive.

FEATURES

• A dark and sensual story in a war-torn world where you must fight for your happiness
• Set in a fictional history based on the ancient Mediterranean world
• Switching viewpoints between two protagonists
• 11 possible endings based on your choices
• CGs from multiple artists highlighting the most dramatic moments of military conflict and erotic romance

Content Warning: This story takes place in an ancient and ruthless world, and contains occasional descriptions of sexual violence. The game does include nudity and is intended for mature audiences.  Those who purchase Romance of Raskya will be given a free key to the Steam release in the near future.

SCREENSHOTS

Purchase for minimum $9.99
https://basileusgames.itch.io/romance-of-raskya

We appreciate the kind words! I will let you know there is in fact two main love interest routes in RoR.

I personally would say no. Someone looking for NTR here will be quite disappointed. A few endings may feature certain story elements that could be broadly classified as touching upon it, but it's not something focused on or eroticized at all.