My New Domain

My New Domain casts you as a forgotten deity given a second lease on existence. Rather than a typical power fantasy, CatWithFeets positions your godhood as something to be rebuilt through devotion—both genuine and scheming—from a pantheon of followers willing to serve in multiple ways. The premise sidesteps the blank-slate protagonist trap by grounding your role in past grandeur and future uncertainty.

Gameplay balances intimate character arcs with light systems: the current 0.1 build includes two mini-games and island development mechanics, though CatWithFeets has explicitly designed these to avoid grinding. The 19,500-word foundation establishes ten characters with 11 explicit scenes that you can selectively engage with or skip entirely. This modularity matters—you choose whether characters are futa, customize romance routes per person, and maintain full agency over which content you experience. It's a framework that respects audience variance without diluting the core narrative.

The adult content itself carries weight within the story. Rather than disconnected encounters, scenes integrate character motivations: some followers seek power, others genuine connection, others dominance. CatWithFeets leans into fantasy's permission structure—monster girls, divine dynamics—to justify the variety. Across Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android with English and Russian localization, the 3-5 hour playtime for version 0.1 reads as substantial for an early build. The developer's roadmap mentions BDSM, corruption, and dating sim mechanics, but explicitly locks out netorare content entirely.

This is early-access work, and the narrative's "steadily picks up momentum" phrasing suggests the full arc isn't yet visible. What's present, though, demonstrates restraint—adult scenes contextualize character arcs rather than overshadowing them.