The Unborn Daughter is an off-kilter fantasy RPG about Dorothy, a wandering traveller who drifts to shore in a land to which she is a stranger. But she is far from helpless, for she has the power to emulate and permanently learn almost every monster power that she can witness. Despite this, it's not all easy. This land, still recovering from the ravages of war and the recession of the tides of 'civilization', is not a forgiving place. But take heart and endure, Dorothy! The end is in sight.

　　Explore, gather allies, fight dense and strategic battles and read a surprisingly large amount of dialogue in this in-development demo! This is a game that rewards attention, with a plethora of secret areas, hidden recruitable party members and a blue magic system that rewards smart play and synergies.

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　　Last updated: 31st of December, 2021!Over 12 hours of content.A cast of lovable(???) assholes.More mechanics than you can shake a stick at! Perhaps even too many. Every character brings something completely unique to the table.

　　Illustrations by Gehn (this is a NSFW link)Music mostly by Wingless Seraph, though I have contributed a few tracks myself.An in-game credits page to check out all the wonderful people who post RPGMaker resources online and thus contributed unwittingly to this demo.A semi-open world. Every area included in the demo is open for you to explore in any order you wish. Even the areas you really shouldn't go!Hundreds of different optional Skills that Dorothy can learn from her travels and the order in which she learns them is up to YOU to decide. Figure out your own particular strategy!Hundreds of different types of enemies, most of whom are ready and waiting for you to plunder their techniques!Challenging but not absurdly so battles which test what Skills you've learned and can be solved in multiple different ways.A slew of optional areas and content that reward exploration with unique items and Skills to be learnt. It's got jokes! There really is quite a bit of dialogue. Good news if that's your jam. Is quantity and variety of status effects a selling point? There are so goddamn many.

　　CONTENT NOTE: Contains no smut but does feature regular profanity and implied sexual situations.