I Wish I Had Never Gone into the Dungeon (v2.0.1 & Uncensored)

A familiar dungeon adventure becomes an unsettling adult drama built around jealousy, betrayal, and relationships pushed in painful directions. I Wish I Had Never Gone into the Dungeon follows a protagonist and two longtime female friends as an outside figure disrupts their bond, turning each descent into a mix of fantasy danger and increasingly uncomfortable emotional fallout. Its tone is deliberately melodramatic and provocative rather than heroic, with the NTR/BSS premise placing character reactions and escalating tension at the center of the story. Players looking for a conventional party-based quest should know from the outset that the narrative’s adult relationship themes are the main attraction.

Dungeon runs use seamless encounters rather than cutting away to a separate battle screen, keeping exploration and combat moving at a brisk pace. Players push through dangerous areas, collect key items, trigger town and dungeon events, and unlock additional scenes through progress and exploration. Auto-battle and adjustable battle speed reduce routine grinding, while a cheat option can mark dungeons as cleared for anyone who prefers to focus on the visual-novel side of the experience. Three endings give choices some narrative weight, and each conclusion includes its own exclusive material, encouraging repeat runs or targeted replays.

Convenience is unusually comprehensive for a small-scale RPG: quick saves, logs, text speed controls, full scenario skipping, replay galleries, event-condition tracking, and configurable controller support all make it easy to tailor the pace. A portrait viewer also lets players alter character expressions, clothing, backdrops, and displayed messages, while replay options support revisiting unlocked story and adult scenes without restarting. The presentation emphasizes a large CG collection, voiced adult sequences, and animated illustrations, so it is aimed squarely at players who value character artwork and scene variety as much as dungeon progression. Fans of RPG Maker-style adult RPGs with streamlined combat and heavy betrayal-focused storytelling will find a feature-rich package, while newcomers should only approach if they are comfortable with its intentionally distressing relationship premise.