Lust Harem

Lust Harem Take control of a novice mage in Lust Harem, captured by a succubus whose powers unlock seductive dates, club connections, and choice-driven romance with multiple endings and ongoing updates.

Lust Harem

Lust Harem is a story-focused casual game where you step into the role of an ordinary trainee mage—new to everything, with basic abilities and a constant worry about funding your next training step. That all changes when you capture a succubus. Using her powers, you’ll work to seduce many beautiful girls, expand your social network by joining different clubs, and take your relationships further through dating—unlocking more thrilling, intimate scenes as you progress.

The game includes multiple characters and their corresponding intimate animations, and new romance options are planned through ongoing updates to keep the experience feeling fresh.

Key Features

Immersive Storytelling

The narrative pulls you in with twists and momentum that keep you guessing. The plot explores themes of power, desire, and revenge, and your choices steer how events unfold.

Complex Characters

You’ll meet a diverse cast with distinct wants, goals, and secrets. Build close bonds, uncover hidden motives, and use what you learn through these relationships to your advantage.

Romance and Political Intrigue

Lust Harem: 1001 Pleasures blends romance with political tension. Whether you’re in scenes of seduction or navigating halls of authority, your decisions influence not only your personal path but also the direction of the empire.

Multiple Outcomes

Your actions matter. The game offers different routes and endings, so you can replay content to see alternative scenarios. Each decision affects both the story and your relationships.

High Replay Value

With varied characters, branching storylines, and multiple ways to rise, Lust Harem: 1001 Pleasures encourages repeat play. Try new approaches, explore from different angles, and watch how relationships shift over time.

Changelog

Version 0.57.2D

• Fixed errors related to demonic theft when stealing the mirror’s image.



• Fixed missing conversation animation between Klaus and his lieutenant on Android.
• Fixed missing avatar images for Chort and Lamashtu on Android.
• Fixed missing images for Regular Clone.
• Fixed an issue where Asara couldn’t summon a demon when only one was available.
• Fixed the Mars magazine overlay lingering during free-roam.

Version 0.57.2C

• Fixed caretaker fight not triggering again if the player loses in the Underworld.
• Fixed a missing map hint for the caretaker’s fight.
• Fixed additional errors involving Hans and Tommy.
• Fixed Android story issues where the “Yua5” image was missing in story 21.

Player Comments

• Overall positive: One player says the game is very good and recommends trying it even though version 0.50 was unfinished. They felt the main ongoing story arc had effectively wrapped up, like “Book 1” is complete with a few loose threads.
• Scene quality: Another review praises the intimate scenes, noting there are many of them and that the variety includes different body types. They describe the content as mostly straightforward, with a mix of single and group scenes.
• Story pacing: A player felt the story was mostly solid but uneven in pacing, with the main plot taking a long time to fully appear. They still praised the late-game turnaround and said the conclusion and event chain were executed well.



• Cast and interactions: Reviews mention that many main heroines are likable and engaging, while some side characters currently have more limited interaction and fewer meaningful scenes.
• Localization concerns: One critique focuses on English quality, especially early on—poor grammar, awkward sentence structure, and dialogue that doesn’t always sound natural. The same reviewer notes it gets better as the game progresses, though not completely.
• Other praise: Multiple comments highlight strong development, good comedy, and a story with enough intrigue to stay engaging. One player also says the protagonist’s bumbling nature is part of the fun, and that the game is unusually funny for the genre.