The Married Selena and the Dungeon of the Magic Stone

It’s a crappy game where you work part-time, do muscle training, and petrify the girl that turned you down.

The story begins in Alzario, a proud nation with a long and rich history, which finds itself under attack by an evil group of heretical fanatics that call themselves Regalus, who have wreaked havoc across the land targeting the spirit stones of the world. Cialis, a member of the Royal Knights of Alzario, finds herself caught up in one of these attacks while patrolling near Alzario's spirit stone. Backed into a corner and on the verge of defeat, she hears the voice of the spirit Myuei from the stone, and the two form a pact to overcome the Regalus attack. Though they managed to stave off defeat, they soon learn of the series of tragedies befalling the neighboring nations, and of Regalus' mysterious plot to target the spirit stones. It is up to Cialis and the Royal Knights of Alzario to stop Regalus from seeing their plan come to fruition and spreading evil throughout the lands.

The game is about a player who is a chief and has to touch his subordinate married women who work for him part-time.

Due to various circumstances, Ms. Ayase, a dark girl who is forced to fight as an overexposed magical girl, works hard at exposing herself to collect magical power, appears on TV, and becomes a masturbation pet for the boys in her class. She gradually awakens to the pleasures of a perverted woman, and in the end falls to the point of becoming the shared impregnated wife of the men around her. A morally corrupted school life reliving exposure shame SRPG!!!!

Deck-building x Status Effects x Defeat
There's always that one card that throws a spanner in the works when you're playing games with a deck-building element.
Use them, they'll mess something up. Don't use them, they're even more of a pain in the ass.

You end up forced to use them by your opponent's actions.

Forced by the rules of the game to "use" or "lose.
Or perhaps you'd be tempted to use cards with disadvantageous effects like "seduction"...

...once you're completely sucked in, it's already too late.
Before you know it, you'll be hanging off the precipice with no way back, accumulating tons of different status effects, and having cards taken right out of your deck.
There's even some out there that will control your very soul.
 
Lose and the search is over
In pretty much all of our previous works, if you lose, you could continue on.
But not in this game.
Lose, and the search is over. You'll be returned from whence you came.
Losing here would mean it was all for nothing...
You're so close to victory, but if you're unexpectedly seduced at a time like this...