Battle for Luvia: Armored Romance [v0.20c] By Seventh Vixen

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Seventh Vixen Games released a new game called Battle for Luvia: Armored Romance and the version is 0.20c. The game’s story is about You play the role of Sir Patrik of Akros, a charismatic, handsome and middle aged (for the times) Knight that set by bonds of loyalty and family to the new Countess of Kathia, is bound to gather the fealty of the vassals of his liege, cajole with the outer counts, and overthrow the Duke of Luvia. It will not be only a path of conflict, choices of whom to trust and whom to make a head short, but will let the player enjoy the power fantasy of the Middle Ages, using the lesser and being used by the higher, both for power and for pleasure. In your treacherous journey among medieval politics, nothing will stop you from romancing and lay with any woman that is put in your way, for lust, love or political interest. Not only nothing stops you: Is part of your mission.

Developer:	Seventh Vixen
File Size:	4.00 GB
Version:	0.20c
OS:	Windows, Linux, Mac
Languages:	English

game details

Game Version Changelog:

0.20.c Changelog:

Gypsy camp shenanigans fixed
Some really old content found a bit buggy and fixed
Added the missing shortcut on the green portal
Three first romance trackers coded. May not be perfect yet but are a great improvement for the game.
Cross fingers this is a good one. (but I’m a bit rusty so…)

Developer Notes:

0. Check the Quest Tracker and Romance Menu to know that you’ve seen all available content! There may be more stuff a bit hidden, tho… (The Romance menu is being deprecated for a new system but works for the 90% of the game).

Small FAQ:

1. For those who want to know before hand , playtime (mainstory, side stories, and side minor romances) is more than 12 hours for a single gameplay. (as 0.15). (It has multiple branching paths of higher or lesser consequences, also different options to take about the war management part of the game that doesn’t have still an impact until Chapter 3). The important choices present in Chapter One are not branching the end of the game, but the way you go to there)