Abyssal Corruption (Uncensored) is a Unity strategy game by Suniiru, using 2D CG and tentacles. You play the one defeating adventurers trapped in sensory deprivation pits. The encounter uses cards to alter the girls’ placement and abilities, raising damage output. Your goal is to deal enough arousal damage before the timer ends.
The current build is v1.11a, dated September 28, 2024, and development is ongoing. It runs on Windows in machine-translated English and is unsensored. The latest update added a splash screen and credit logo. The prior 1.11 update added windowed and full-screen options plus resolution settings, disabled Alt+Enter toggling, clarified magic cost in help text, and showed DPS plus extra effects for acquired tentacles. It also let players skip enhancement selection and lowered magic residue costs for permanent upgrades, with reduced residue returned when removing them.
Developer's description
It's a sensory deprivation pit DPS check game where you defeat adventurers who have fallen into sensory deprivation pitfalls. With cards that change girls' positions and skills you increase the DPS. Your objective is to do enough arousal damage within the time limit.
□ ver. 1.11a
Additions
- Added splash screen and credit logo.
□ ver. 1.11
Additions
- Added windowed/full-screen mode and resolution change settings to "Config."
- Disabled Alt+Enter to change windowed/full-screen mode.
- Added a note to the "Magic" mouseover help that the cost of skill cards that appear upon leveling up is limited to maximum magic power.
- Added DPS display and details of additional effects to the mouseover help for acquired tentacles, if any. Changes
- Added ability to skip "Select Enhancement Effect."
- Reduced the amount of magic residue required for permanent enhancements in "Build."
- *In accordance with this, the amount of magic residue returned when removing an enhancement has also been reduced. If you want to maximize your magical energy remnants, please remove the enhancements from the previous version and transfer your save data.
- Changed the names of "Critical Rate Up" and "Critical Damage Up" cards to "Critical Rate Up" and "Critical Damage Up" Fixed Bugs
- Corrected the description of "Teasing" (no change to effect)
□ver.1.10
Added
- Added "Gallery Mode"
- Added a "Return to Title" button to the in-game "Volume Setting Pause Menu" Changes
- "Character Status Details" is now displayed by default
- Temporarily removed "Cumshots per Second" from "Character Status Details"
- Added units to the DPS display in the results screen Fixed Bugs
- Abnormal deck recharge time for the passive skill "Cooldown Reduction"
□ver.1.01
Fixed Bugs
- Unusable cards sometimes occurred
- Hand count became incorrect when repeatedly pressing F11 (forced redraw)
□ver.1.00
- Release
Player reviews
Player rating2.0 / 5 · 7 ratings
Written reviews7 · avg 2.3★
Positive (4–5★)0%
Latest review2025-12-13
What players say
Most reviewers rated it poorly, finding gameplay and adult content weak despite some visual praise.
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Players like
Visuals and character art are praised
Tentacle premise and traps are liked
Common complaints
Gameplay is shallow, boring, or too easy
Real-time timer and missing pause hurt planning
H-scenes and adult content feel weak or limited
Best for players who enjoy simple tentacle-themed visuals and light card mechanics.
Summarised from 7 written player reviews.
cyanman402025-12-13★★★★★
Way too easy, beat it first try with no metaprogression. Even deleted the save that the game had beforehand just incase. Upgrades were annoying lategame, since it just kept asking if I wanted to change my max level tentacles, which…
Mike177232025-12-13★★★★★
You think the H-scenes are interesting? Nope. You think there's actual gameplay? Nope. You think this is an interesting clicker game? Nope. You think the tags listed will keep you interested in the "game" ? Nope.
Kanahana92025-12-12★★★★★
This gets 2 stars bc I do like the art/cut-ins and tentacle traps. The gameplay however isn't fun. It's auto-clicker boring w/o the auto-clicker big dopamine numbers, and the actual card mechanics feel like they really don't matter besides crit+/critdmg+/dmg+…
★★★★★(7)
