United by a Fairy Tale
Capky Games · 2026 · Action, Arcade, Visual Novel, Sexual Content, Puzzle
PC
2 user reviews100% · 2
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About United by a Fairy Tale
Once upon a time, a princess was imprisoned in the highest tower by her evil stepmother, waiting to be rescued by her prince. But instead, an elf appears! The girls decide to escape the tower together, and you must help them!Features:
- Clear 50 frantic, time-limited levels that will put your reflexes, two-handed dexterity, and speed to the test in this 2D action game with dual controls and vertically scrolling stages. Start each level, control one character with each hand, prove your skill by overcoming different obstacles simultaneously within a time limit, and climb the tower to escape it. More mechanics will be added over time, making each level even more frantic. Do you have what it takes to rescue the princess?
- Dynamic difficulty. Not up to the challenge? Poor thing. Don’t worry—play on “Easy” and there will be no time limit. Get used to the game and go at your own pace; after all, it’s about enjoying it. Or, if you’re truly looking for a real challenge, play on “Hard.” One single mistake and you’ll be sent back to level 1. I haven’t even beaten it on this difficulty myself!
- Sexual content. Rescue the princess and you’ll enjoy a well-crafted, unhurried epilogue that delves into the girls’ relationship, along with narrated sex illustrations drawn by a great artist. The perfect climax for the story. In more than one sense—if you know what I mean...
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[後半に日本語レビューあり] [h1] A Prison Break Action with Princess and Elf, Crossing Both Arms and Brains [/h1] A game that tests your multitasking skills by controlling the princess with your left hand and the elf with your right to climb a tower full of traps. Across 50 floors, obstacles like fireballs and monsters attack asymmetrically from both sides. Simple reflexes alone won't cut it. The specific kind of "frustration" that comes from operating both sides of the brain independently to control separate evasive maneuvers is exactly what defines this game's puzzle-like fun. The unique feeling of controlling two characters alone, combined with the tension where even a small mistake leads to defeat (specifically, a retry from the start of that floor), makes it highly addictive. There are several difficulty levels, including a mode with no time limit, so one might think even players who are not good at action games can reach the story's end... however, even without a time limit, it is not easy at all, and you will likely end up retrying many times. From my experience playing it, I felt that playing with two people might be more fun than playing alone. After all the hard work to reach the to…15 found this helpful
This game kicked my ass, I died like 200+ times, so it's definetly got a challenging aspect to it. Still, it was well worth it in the end. Consider playing!1 found this helpful
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