No More Money – Royal Candy
Hi guys I’d like to introduce you to No More Money by RoyalCandy
After your landlord loses his company, you and your household are forced to move to another city and start from scratch. You’re 20 years old, so it’s only fair that you find a job and help out however you can.
Be mindful of the job you choose, it could change your life forever. One path might shape you into a kind and loving person who cares deeply for those around you, while another could lead you down a darker road, where love means nothing and pleasure is all that matters.
Every choice you make counts and can lead you toward true love with the perfect girl (or girls)… or maybe you just want some thrilling adventures with whoever crosses your path.
Just as you start settling into your new life, you begin to realize that not everything is as it seems. There are things happening in the shadows around you, and your new goal becomes clear. To be the hero. But be careful… Every hero’s journey has a risk of turning into a villain’s story.
MEET THE GIRLS
Starting over is never easy, but there are plenty of girls who might make the transition smoother or at least more interesting. Each of them has her own story, dreams, and personality. You’ll definitely enjoy spending time with them.
Charlotte Your landlady. A deeply empathetic woman who gave up many of her own dreams to raise you and your younger roommate.
Tris
The annoying roommate with whom you share a love-hate relationship. She’s a bit lost and unsure of what she wants in life so maybe it’s your job to help her find it.
Denise
The cool friend who always brings gifts when she visits. Strong, independent, and not easily
intimidated.
Emma
Your high school sweetheart. She’s the kind of girl who always puts your happiness before her
own because that’s what love means to her.
Beatrice
The cute girl next door. Smart, dedicated, and determined to achieve her dream of becoming a
nurse, no matter what it takes.
Lisa
A sweet, down-to-earth girl from a wealthy family who never lets her background define her.
She’s studying to become a teacher.
Lauren
The other side of the coin. Lisa’s best friend. A party girl who loves living in the moment and
doesn’t take life too seriously.
Darlene
A successful real estate agent looking to hire a capable assistant.
Katrina
A crazy ass bitch, who lives life to the fullest. The owner of the hottest club in town. She’s fun,
confident, and not someone you want to get on the wrong side of.
Sheila
Hot, smart and cunning. A personal trainer who might just have a hidden agenda.
Three full seasons are already complete, and the fourth is currently in development.
If you’re curious, you can check out the free version, which includes the entire first season on
RoyalCandy’s patreon page or on Steam.
Comments (3)
Hello, I just played your game and I LOVED it! I do have one question, though: In the game with Charlotte and Tris, is there a three-player option? Charlotte's progress bars are almost full, but not quite... Or is that planned for a future update? In any case, great work! Regarding the censorship, is there really anything we can do about it?
Although it appears to be of very high quality, it is heavily censored 😓. Having played over 60 AVNs, I realise this as I read the synopsis. First paragraph: "Landlord" means father or stepfather, and "household" means family, it's very obvious 🫠. I think "landlady" is the word I hate most in the world of AVNs. I can only recall one instance when the word made sense, and that was when it was actually a true landlady. 99% of the time it's your mom 😶🌫️. I promised myself that I wouldn't play anything containing that word ever again 💪. The positive: Don't worry about the first image in this post, the version with the banana is just so Eromantis can make this promo public. The real version obviously doesn't feature a banana.
But censorship isn’t really the dev’s choice. I personally feel and understand that lately payment systems and other authorities have become much stricter, and the pressure on adult game developers is higher than ever. Because of that, we have to be more careful about the content we create. It’s just the sad reality.