Demon in Wonderland

Demon in Wonderland (鏡の淫魔と悪魔のタネ Kagami no Inma to Akuma no Tane; literally "Mirror's Succubus and Devil's Seed") is the upcoming sequel to Succubus in Wonderland.

Several incomplete versions have been released. The most complete are trial version 0.03, available to the public, and the slightly more extensive trial version 0.03+, available to Ci-en supporters. These were released on September 3rd, 2022. The full game will be released later.

Story
One day, the human Reto falls out of his bed and his succubus friends, Lewis and Carroll, rush into the room. After confirming he's alright, they invite him to a shopping trip in Mel Village.

However, they arrive to find Mel Village deserted of people, filled with a strange fog and with a strange mirror in its centre. The mirror sucks them in, sending them to a strange grassy plain in another world.

Reto wakes to find either Lewis or Carroll, depending on a choice given to the player at the time. He later finds the other succubus of the pair, but she is being taken away by a strange person in a sheep costume.

Reto and his companion are led to the deserted Mirror Town and to a strange magical barrier to its north. The person in a costume introduces herself as Mysterious Costume-chan and explains that a stone which will return Reto's group to their world is behind the barrier. Said barrier was made by this world's queen, who's also the one who placed the mirror in Mel Village. As the barrier is being fueled by magical power in the surrounding air, it can be broken by bringing succubi into the town so they will consume the magical power instead.

Thus, Reto's group set out in search of succubi to bring to Mirror Town. Along the way, they encounter the mysterious organisation known as the HOP Church.

Gameplay
The player can talk to succubi during battle and befriend them, as in Lust Friend. Unlike in Lust Friend, a Love Voltage gauge on the right side of the screen shows the player's progress. If certain conditions are fulfilled, befriending a succubus also recruits them as a party member.

The Push Action reappears but with a different mechanic: a 62-chan-shaped pointer moves back and forth along a slider and the player must press the Confirm key when it's in the central, green section of the slider.

There is a Mirror Presence gauge in battle which fills up when the player is attacked at 0 Vigor (gradually covering the screen in hearts). The player loses when it reaches 100. It is similar to LustGrimm Again's Life gauge except it functions in reverse.

Mirror Town starts out empty. Recruited succubi appear in the town to populate it, and this is measured numerically as the Prosperity Level.

Music
While 62studio's games generally use freely available music, Demon in Wonderland has background music composed by Cres. Additionally, its opening song has lyrics sung by miko [sic], while its ending song has lyrics sung by Aki Misawa (三澤秋).

Trivia
This game may possibly be inspired by Digimon World, another game in which the player recruits enemies to live in a town/city, who run shops or provide other services, and their number is quantified as "Prosperity".