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Cursed Armor is a story-driven adult RPG by GameCrafters, published by Mango Party: a would-be adventurer is forced into a set of cursed armour and must find six divine artifacts to break it. It costs $9.99 on Steam (regular price, September 2026) and runs on Windows only. Steam's descriptors show the adult content is in the build as sold.

Content warning. This game is for adults only. Steam's descriptors for the base game say it contains nudity and pornographic content. Its premise is a curse and the heroine's corruption, and the content warnings on its two Steam add-ons and on the sequel include non-consensual sex and sexual assault, so expect similar themes here. Check that these are acceptable to you before buying.
In short
It is an RPG developed by GameCrafters and published by Mango Party, released on Steam on November 14, 2018. The store describes it as part of a widely acclaimed series making its first Steam appearance. It is finished, and a sequel, Cursed Armor 2, followed in 2025.
Players rate it highly. The Steam summary reads "Very Positive", with 89% of 697 user reviews positive as of September 2026.
Cursed Armor is a story-driven RPG in which most of the content hangs off side quests. You explore towns and dungeons, take on quests and fight battles, and those quests trigger events that move the story and the heroine's situation forward.


The store estimates 20+ hours. Because endings and replay rounds interact, players who want to see most of the events will go well past a single run.
1,500 years after the Demon King was sealed, a girl named Lilina, who dreams of becoming the best adventurer in the world, sets out on her journey. Because of her bloodline she is chosen by a demon and forced to wear a set of cursed armour. To remove it, she has to find six divine artifacts.
The curse is the engine of the story, and the side quests are where it plays out. That is also why the content warning matters: the theme is the heroine's corruption, not a romance. Steam's content notes on the game's add-ons state that all characters depicted are over 20.
The world is classic top-down 2D, with small pixel sprites for characters and large anime-style portraits beside the dialogue. The store stresses the mix of pixel animations and CG art as the core of the experience. Costume changes show up in both the portraits and the sprites, which is a nice touch.

The Cursed Armor Steam page is the only store we found. Steam lists a Miraheze wiki as the official site, which is a community-style wiki rather than a studio page.
| Store | Platforms | Price (Sept. 2026) | Adult content |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | Windows | $9.99 | Included as sold, per Steam descriptors |
| Cursed Armor DLC | Price | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| IF Aisha | $4.99 | A 25-page comic with an alternate "what-if" storyline |
| Flesh sheath | $4.99 | A 40-page fan-made comic with two short stories |
Prices are regular Steam prices, September 2026. For other games that ship with their adult content included, see our adult games on Steam list.
Steam asks for Windows 7, an Intel Core 2 Duo or equivalent, 512 MB of RAM, a GeForce GTX 280 class card and 512 MB of storage. Almost any Windows PC will run it. There is no Mac or Linux build.
No. It is $9.99 on Steam (regular price, September 2026), which is low for the amount of content. It was discounted when we checked, but we quote the regular price and do not promise sales. We found no demo.
Buy it on Steam, the only official store we could confirm. Be careful with files shared outside Steam, including patches: we could not verify their source, and unofficial builds may be modified. Our explainer on Steam adult game safety covers what to check.
We could not confirm a version number for the first game. The series continues in Cursed Armor 2, released on Steam on October 30, 2025 by developer wolfgame and publisher Mango Party, at $15.99 (regular price, September 2026). It moves to real-time pixel-art combat with nine transformation forms, needs a much stronger PC (Windows 10 and a GTX 960 class card), and its Steam content warning is extensive, including sexual assault. The first game is still the cheaper, lighter entry point.
It appears to be. Steam's descriptors list nudity and pornographic content for the game as sold, and no adult patch is listed on Steam.
Two optional comics at $4.99 each (regular price, September 2026): IF Aisha, a 25-page "what-if" story, and Flesh sheath, a 40-page fan-made comic with two stories.
The store says at least 20 hours, and replay rounds and multiple endings can stretch that.
Yes. Steam lists English alongside Traditional and Simplified Chinese.
Yes. Steam links a Miraheze wiki as the game's official site, and the store page also points to it.
The sequel builds directly on the first game's story and offers optional recaps, so either works, but the original is cheaper and runs on almost anything.
For $9.99 the first game offers a lot: a long, event-driven RPG with costume systems that actually change what you see, and adult content included on Steam. Its themes are the main filter, so read the warning before you buy. For a Kagura-published take on a similar premise, see our Fallen Makina review; for a corruption RPG with deeper systems, read the Karryn's Prison review. Our adult RPG guide and games catalog list more.