Neither game has the whole Cursed package.Ĭursed was probably awesome back when it was written, but things have moved on. Hard Times in Hornstown is probably the best game with a lot in common with Cursed, and No Money Down Blues is probably the most obvious example of copying the thoughts-create-transforms approach, and is a far more fun and interesting game - flawed in some ways, but not as flawed as Cursed. They have a nicer user-interface, and usually more and better things to do. Some take on more of the Cursed concept than others. you invest hours and hours in grind to eventually get different irreversible outcomes, many of which are only accessible at random.Ī few games have copied this kind of thing since. A single encounter with a dominant can turn you into a submissive doormat. The slightest stray thought can turn you into a freak. This is complicated by the oddity that you are transformed by the slightest whim or thought. A rather sad, lonely, normal life at that, because there are very few characters you can form any kind of relationship with. The basic premise is that you're instantly transformed into a woman and have to live a normal life. While Cursed does an OK job of working around it, RAGS is never helping, and the navigation systems constantly annoys. It has not aged well, and it was never ideal for these kinds of games in the first place. If there's one thing that leaps out about Cursed in the tail end of 2020, it's that RAGS is horrible.
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