A Mirror's Curse

A Mirror's Curse is a highly anticipated casual game where players can freely customize their character's appearance and experience an exceptionally well-designed storyline and stunning visuals. Players are burdened with a mysterious curse and, in their quest to break it, will be drawn into various mysterious events. Through encounters with diverse characters and events, players will make choices that drive the plot forward, influence character relationships, and ultimately forge their own legendary destiny. As the story unfolds in A Mirror's Curse, players will develop romantic relationships with their favorite girls, unlocking various H-scenes as they uncover their secrets and enjoying unparalleled immersion. A Mirror's Curse is continuously being updated, adding new story chapters, characters, and events to bring even more fun to players.

Characters of A Mirror's Curse:

Luke: The Loyal Best Friend: Ethan's childhood friend, Luke has always been the easygoing friend who's always there when you need him. As a football player with a big heart, he's the kind of guy who hypes up his friends, shares his snacks, and never hesitates to throw an arm around Ethan's shoulders.

Samantha: The Sharp-Tongued Ride-or-Die: If sarcasm were a sport, Samantha would be an Olympic gold medalist. She's the friend who roasts Ethan at every opportunity, rolls her eyes at his dumb remarks, and acts like she's way too cool to care. But beneath all the dry humor and biting remarks? She's the one who'd burn the whole world down for him if he needed her to.

Jessica: The Queen Bee: Effortlessly popular, flawlessly put together, and always in control—Jessica is the girl everyone wants to be or be with. She rules the school with a perfect smile and a cutting remark, and nothing ever seems to shake her. But perfection is a heavy crown to wear, and behind the designer outfits, there's a girl terrified of showing weakness.

Vincent: The Adorable Bookworm: Vincent is the kind of guy who always has his nose in a book, not because he's uninterested in the world, but because he's unsure how to exist in it. Soft-spoken and a little awkward, he's brilliant when talking about the things he loves but completely hopeless when it comes to confidence.

Aurora: The Witch with Secrets to Spare: Aurora walks the fine line between myth and reality. No one knows if she's actually a witch or just really committed to the aesthetic—but no one's brave enough to ask. With her piercing gaze, cryptic one-liners, and eerie knack for knowing things she shouldn't, most people keep their distance.

Jordan: The Ice-Cold Star Athlete: Jordan is the guy everyone knows but no one actually knows. A star athlete, good-looking, and seemingly untouchable, he carries himself with an air of cool detachment. Most people assume he's just naturally arrogant—but the truth is, he's exhausted.

Features of A Mirror's Curse:

Mirror of Consequences: Every feminine action—from wearing skirts to embracing vulnerability—physically alters Ethan’s appearance, tracked through haunting mirrored visuals.

Ethical Dilemmas Matter: Will you hide your transformation? Forge bonds with supportive allies? The path you choose determines how Ethan faces societal scrutiny—or accepts their evolving self.

Twine’s Narrative Power: Built in Sugarcube, the game layers branching choices over a poetic script, letting players dissect each decision’s emotional weight without missing plot beats.

High School Crossroads: Balances mundane teen struggles (grades, friendships) with the surreal curse. Navigating prom preparations while hiding your transformation adds visceral tension.

Queer Themes Done Right: Consulted with transgender advocates, the story avoids clichés. Transformation is neither punishment nor spectacle—but a journey of reclaiming agency.

Madame Serena’s Riddle: Unravel the seer’s prophecy as her cryptic warning (“the mirror shifts what you cannot see”) ties Ethan’s choices to deeper themes of visibility, repression, and authenticity.

Changelog:

49.3k words of content added, 793.1k words in total.

Day 21 is now fully available, containing the next part of the magic route!

Wake up and get an invite to the Lumin Circle from Aurora’s magic envelope.

Think about Aurora, Amber, Milo, Madame Serena, or simply how crazy your life has gotten while in the woods.

Meet two new characters, Daphne and Noah.

Join the Mage Society and become a part of Crestview Bay’s Lumin Circle.

Create a charm. You can make two meaningful charms or just of sourdough bread (yum).

Get a familiar, also known as a magic pet. You can get a lynx, rattlesnake, or coyote companion.

Brew six different teas, each with a unique effect.

Drink someone else’s tea. Be careful about Milo’s though!

Take a group photo with the magic gang.

Have the opportunity to get a larger bust from Amber.

Head to Aurora’s secret treehouse and learn more about her.

Send a firework off into the sky with Aurora.

Talk to Lily and show off your familiar.

An adult scene, featuring magic hands and holes.

Added Principal’s Office CG to Day 16.

Added Aurora Treehouse CG and Magic Hands Masturbation CG on Day 21.

Filled the achievement icons for 0.30.

Player Comments of A Mirror's Curse:

I love this story/game and always look forward to the next update.It is refreshing to see sex, gender, and sexual preference handled separately in the story. I get very tired of TF stories where the MC grows a pair of tits and suddenly they need to suck every BBC in town.This is a nice, and very welcome, change of pace.The story is beautiful, heartfelt, engaging, and I would guess either extensively researched or written from a place of personal experience. Well done!

It's very important to note that this game is heavily focused on story and its writing, particularly on the inner turmoil of the protagonist. The story it tells isn't a vehicle to get the player to the adult scenes. First and foremost, the author wants to genuinely explore the themes of the game (gender identity, transformation, alienation, etc.) and in my eyes they do it really well. None of the characters came across as annoying, far from it. Everyone in the cast has something going for them. The player has a pretty substantial degree of agency over the events in the game (at least it appears that way on my first playthrough) and overall, the writing feels really well executed. It's to the point where my ADHD riddled brain doesn't skim over text even after downing 3 cans of Red Bull. If you're in the mood for some reading, and you have even a passing interest in the themes this game covers, it's probably worth your time. It certainly was worth mine, I'm gonna be replaying this one a couple of times at the very least.

I can't wait for more content. Trusted other reviews and gave this game a chance even tho lets be honest here, we're kinda looking for porn on this site, and yet again... another gem, one of those came for the porn, stayed for the story. the UI is excellent for this type of transformation & dating sim, which makes the journey of change and relationships quite easy to follow and keep track of. I can already see the busty dickgirl with a friendly but confident attitude im gonna try to create!Dev, keep up the good work, this was fun and enjoyable.

Excellent story, cute characters,, and awesome UI. I really hope this game takes off it's up there with AAA games in my opinion. Maybe because it's still in early release but I hope there's more transformations and H scenes but I'm hopefully right now with current dev feedback/momentum.

Final words:

Just a regular student—until a fateful encounter at the Autumn Festival leaves you cursed. Now, every little thing you do pushes you further from the boy you once were and closer to... something else.Your only clue? A cryptic fortune teller, a mysterious girl, and the unsettling realization that your reflection isn't quite your own anymore.With each passing day, you must navigate the halls of Pacific Crest while managing your ever-changing body and identity. Do you embrace the transformation or fight to stay the same? Who can you trust with your secret? And, as the lines blur between magic and reality, will you ever break the curse—or was it never really a curse to begin with?