Ero Dungeons [Demo]

Ero Dungeons strips away Darkest Dungeon's gothic horror and replaces it with adult-themed roguelite mechanics centered on corruption and cursed loot. Madodev's game positions itself as a turn-based tactical RPG where you manage an adventurer's guild, dispatching squads into procedurally-mixed dungeons populated by roughly 150 uniquely-designed enemies, each with distinct combat strategies and interactive mechanics that involve restraint, bondage, and various BDSM scenarios.

The core loop revolves around two interconnected systems: positional turn-based combat and cursed equipment management. Combat demands careful positioning since enemies employ grappling and restraint mechanics to isolate and incapacitate your party members. The cursed loot system is the game's centerpiece—items start restrictive and become progressively more limiting as they level, with random drops prone to corruption that locks you into uncursing quests with unique conditions. Your adventurers belong to distinct classes (standard roles plus unlockable perversions like "cowgirl" healer or "prisoner" tank) that excel in specific positions, forcing tactical squad composition. Between runs, you're managing your guild, tracking corruption states, and adapting to how degenerate desires influence character behavior in combat—corrupted adventurers develop compulsions that affect decision-making and party dynamics.

Dungeons blend semi-random layouts with hand-crafted boss encounters (parasite-themed chambers, latex caverns) and interactive curios that trigger personality-based outcomes ranging from loot discovery to permanent body modification. The adult content centers on bondage, BDSM dynamics, and corruption themes rather than explicit depiction; the tone remains focused on mechanical consequence and character degradation. The demo contains roughly a third of the full map with 10+ hours of content, and save files transfer to the complete version available on JAST and Itch. Built in HTML5 with multi-platform support (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android), it's accessible without requiring a dedicated client.