Corruption of Champions II

What Corruption of Champions II is

Corruption of Champions II, called CoC2 for short on its creator's page, is a text-based adult roleplaying game. The player builds a Champion, leads a party and sets out to overcome a seductive demon queen, in the words of the SubscribeStar page that funds it. The pages describe a game made of written scenes, menus, character building and party combat, not a graphics showcase.

The page that hosts the game on Fenoxo's Blog offers it in a browser (the page says this works on PC and mobile), as a Windows download and an Android download, and links a Steam purchase. A reader who wants a long, text-heavy RPG with character customization and a big cast of companions is the audience. Someone who wants animation or voice acting will find neither described on the pages.

How it plays

CoC2 is a text-based adventure in which the player's home realm is invaded by perverse demons. The player is the Champion, and the page stresses customization: the Champion can be whatever kind of character the player wants. The examples on the SubscribeStar page run from a busty bimbo bandit to a chiseled lupine barbarian, from a hermaphroditic cowgirl sorceress specialized in lust magic to a burly orc warpriest. The Champion can learn both martial powers and magic spells, and combine them with ancient relics and lost artifacts found along the way.

Companions are the second pillar. The page describes an eclectic group, from catgirl clerics and kitsune sorceresses to orc amazons, and says the player leads 2 of them at a time against a world full of lustful enemies and corrupted magic. Building the party and the Champion's talents is how the player assembles combinations of strengths and weaknesses against the demonic foes. The page calls the enemies lustful and the world one of corrupted magics. In a comment on the developer's blog, the site's owner describes CoC2 as having a card-based ability system and a party battling system that moves a significant part of combat power away from the player character and into the companions.

The structure is quest and area based. The developer's posts name places such as the Coastlands, Harvest Valley and the city of Tychris, and quest lines such as the Princess's Dilemma. A post from September 2026 refers to Act 3 carrying on, so the game is organized in acts. The same post says there are well over 1,000 pages of user-submitted content in a queue that the staff are working through, and that other writers and coders contribute scenes and quests. Other posts show how the pieces fit together: companions are recruited through quests of their own, such as Right of Conquest for the orc Arona, companions can be given equipment sets with a role, such as a Storm Chanter set focused on healing and defense, and cities hold merchants with items and talk scenes. Tychris, which a post calls the City of Sorcery, is reached through a Waystone that opens once the player has visited the city. The game has its own Discord, and bugs are reported on the developer's forums.

Content and themes

The tags on the SubscribeStar page are Rpg, Futa, MonsterGirls, Futanari, Roleplaying and TextBased. The description says the player can romance monstergirls, furries, orcs, elves, demons and nearly anything that walks on two legs, plus the occasional centaur or naga. The page presents the Champion as fully customizable, with a hermaphroditic sorceress among its examples, and the cast of companions and lovers is described in matching variety. Futa and Futanari are among the page's own tags, and what sex and body the Champion has is the player's choice.

The setting is high fantasy with corruption as a theme: demons, cults, orc tribes, monstergirls and cursed nobility. The developer's patch notes describe additions such as new scenes with named non-player characters, a pregnancy option, and quest expansions. The developer's posts credit contributors by handle for individual scenes and quests, and the lead writer says in one post that community writers and staff help with content that is not to the writer's own taste.

Platforms and where to get it

The Fenoxo's Blog play page lists these options for Corruption of Champions II: Play in Browser (works on PC and mobile), Download for Windows, Download for Android and Purchase on Steam. The same page gives a legacy save converter for older saves, with an Android download for it. The page sits behind an age gate that asks visitors to confirm they are at least 18.

The play page links a Steam purchase, and the developer's blog treats Steam as a release channel: one note talks about a hotfix to the Public and Steam builds, another about new art on the Steam page. The pages print no Steam price. A public SubscribeStar post with patch notes also links Windows and Android downloads, and the play page invites readers to fund CoC2 through SubscribeStar or Patreon.

Price and model

The model combines public releases with paid support. Posts on the developer's blog are labeled Public or Backers: a public post carries its patch notes with Windows and Android download links, while a backer post tells readers they can get that content through SubscribeStar or Patreon. In October 2026 the SubscribeStar page lists the Adventuring Champion tier at $5 USD monthly, which gives access to backer builds as they are released, and the Veteran Champion tier at $15 USD monthly, which adds early access to the creator's Google Documents for projects still in the works, with a spoiler warning.

On the SubscribeStar page itself, backer posts are locked to the paying tiers and public posts can be read in full, patch notes and download links included. The play page puts no price on the browser version or on the Windows and Android downloads.

Development state and version

The developer's posts show CoC2 in active development, with regular patches. As of October 2026 the newest post on the developer's blog is a backer release dated October 7, 2026, whose 0.9.11 patch notes bring the finale of the Tychris storyline. The newest public release there is dated September 19, 2026 and carries 0.9.8 patch notes, with Windows and Android download links. In the October post the lead writer reports finishing a revision of the quest that recruits Arona and starting on the last open part of another plotline, an estate on the Coastlands described there as a dungeon.

Who it suits and who it does not

The game suits a reader who enjoys reading and statistics more than animation, wants wide freedom over the Champion's body and gender, and likes party-based fantasy combat with a large roster of companions. The browser option on the play page asks for no download, which makes it the lowest-effort way in.

The caveats are real. The pages show a game still adding acts and quests, and the newest content goes first to paying backers. It is all text, and the pages do not list languages.