Developer: Hosted Games
At a glance
16 Steam reviews rate it “Positive” (81% positive). Released on January 8, 2026 by Hosted Games. Current price: $6.99.
Description
The throne of the demon realm calls for blood, and you’re next in line. As a half-angel heir scorned by your kin, you’re thrust into a brutal succession where only one of the Emperor’s children can survive. Outsmart your rivals, wield an ancient celestial power, and decide the fate of a realm that despises you.
Throne of Blood: Book 1 is a 295,000-word interactive novel by Kezia S., the first volume in the series. It’s entirely text-based, without graphics or sound effects, and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
Forge your legacy as male, female, or nonbinary; gay, straight, bi, asexual, or poly.
Tap into your celestial heritage to unleash powerful, dangerous magic.
Shape the demon realm through reform, fear, or ruthless conquest.
Recruit and rule alongside three loyal retainers: a fiery dragonkin knight, a doting childhood friend, and a charming but mysterious knight-mage.
Pursue romance with one, two, or all three of your companions in a polyamorous court.
Navigate political intrigue and ancient prejudice as demons, angels, and monsters close in.
Supported languages: english
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System Requirements
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: 10
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Mac
- OS: 10.13
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 20.04
User Reviews
An interesting premise, where you are a half-blood needing to survive and rule the realm of demons. Unfortunately, it's neither deep nor well-thought out. Just some mildy sexual furry fantasy, I guess (I didn't read that far).
Your character is supposed to be a tortured soul who's been around for a while, along with the three loyal companions. All of them have been through some violent stuff, yet the MC has never known combat and is in urgent need of training at the last hour. His bodyguards have been by his side for a long-long time, yet all of their issues are very new and raw. It is as though the MC and his companions were frozen in time, waiting for a reader to come in.
All of it could have been fixed by reducing the MC's age and making it his first year in the castle, in search of the three bodyguards. Then, their potential betrayal could have been a real issue, along with the threat from the other siblings and father. This, along with some writing issues and spelling mistakes, has really made it hard for me to get into the story.
But the last drop was one of the knights. He had waited patiently for years and years, until a reader came along, to reveal a secret about him that intrigued me. I wondered how he could even be a romantic candidate under such circumstances... Well, the author had put effort into adding these ridiculous "they/thems" everywhere, but when it came to a real issue, the man unable to feel anything at all, no pleasure or pain, on top of history of prostitution , it was just... no biggie. None of that needed more than a line of dialogue.
This is certainly one of the better written 'Choice of Games' out there and worth playing.
PROs:
* Well written dialog and narration
* Pretty cool characters - some downright adorable
* Good control over tension through most of the mini-stories
* You always keep an idea of 'why' you are doing something
* You somewhat feel your character growth (and never feel OP)
* Great world-building that you take in at a good pace, never confused but never sitting through endless narration
* Well written spicy content that never feels cringe, and reasonable poly (harem-y) dynamics that don't feel force and actually work together (not parallel relationships that just each of their own scenes enabled or now - they actually interact)
CONs:
* The ending does a good job setting up for the next story... but you face-plant into it if you don't realize this is meant to be 'part 1' not a self-contained game.. and part 2 isn't out (they don't always come out)
* There is no clear guide on how to 'save' progress at the end for an eventual part 2
* There is a bit too much un-needed furries in here. Its not overwhelming, can kinda put it out of your mind, but... I'd have been happy with an 'off' button for it entirely
* The unique 'flavor' powers you get never feel like they've done much for you aside from a line of dialog here and there
* Your main 'big' power you constantly feel like you shouldn't use, and you don't really need to use it unless the narration takes over (never seems to have made a huge difference) so.. meh?
if you are straight and male, don't waste a dime on this. the writer is female and does not care one bit about being fair. the game is set up as some harem fantasy for females. there are only 3, and you only have the option to make 2/3 female where fem players can flip all to male. aside from the unfair disparity, the few love interests male players get are described as gross, muscular, butch/masculine. the larger part of the story paints you as a weak willed, and powerless dandy damsel that needs protecting rather than a leader/powerhouse. a POS that gets kicked around like a dog by pretty much everyone. gets beaten/loses all the time takes too long to change that.
only female player's or player's with masochistic tendencies might enjoy this. so save your money for an amateur game developer who can take your money and show equal respect in their 'inclusion' for hetero males as they do gay/trans/females. which most assuredly won't be from any 'high politics' from choice of games branded title, and likely not from the low quality/low potency LI's from hosted games.
IF with otome game vibe, if you like the ROs ,you will enjoy it.Two ROs are gender-selectable ,the dragon one is gender-locked male.Smut is not as spicy as Blood Moon ,and it's short.3/5
i love it
Additional Information
| Developer | Hosted Games |
| Platforms | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Age rating | None |
| Release date | January 8, 2026 |
| User reviews | 81% positive (16) |