Overview:

Ever grabbed a sketchy old horror VHS… and instantly regretted it?
You know the kind — a dusty old VHS lurking in the bargain bin of your local video store.
The cover screams in gaudy fonts, promising blood and terror, and yet somehow it’s priced higher than it has any right to be.
Of course, I bought it. And of course, I regretted it… though deep down, there was a strange little thrill in that disappointment.
(The movie itself? Pure garbage.)

Sacrifice game is built on that same sour, trashy vibe — an erotic-grotesque pixel horror.
Packed with thousands of painstakingly animated sprites, hopeless or hilariously offbeat endings, and even a VHS-style replay dubbing system.

Unlike a real movie, the story here changes depending on your choices.
Click the icons along the bottom of the screen to mess with the shrine maiden, and the plot will branch accordingly.

On Day 3, a man with a crush on her will arrive to “save the day” — and by then, their fate is already sealed by the choices you’ve made.

And if you open the Options menu and switch “Blessing in Disguise” to ON, the ending magically transforms into a Hollywood-style(?) “happy ending”.

Preserve the trash — in glorious VHS.
When the credits roll, you don’t just walk away — you hit the dubbing screen.

Here, up to three of your finest (or worst) playthroughs can be immortalized as VHS tapes, complete with hand-scribbled labels.
Choose two wonderfully familiar words to create your title — a staggering 5,084 possible combos for you to waste time on.

Best enjoyed when you can laugh it off.
Expect vore, tentacle assault, parasitism, internal anatomy shots, flesh absorption, insect metamorphosis, vomiting, pregnancy, and other moments of glorious bad taste.
If you are pregnant, or sensitive to sexual or violent depictions, please do not play.
As with any junk food, know your limits — and enjoy in moderation.