Move the Chains
Game Information
Developer
MissfortuneVersion
v0.5.1
Engine
Ren'Py
Release Date
Sep 18, 2026
Last Update
Sep 18, 2026
Censorship
Uncensored
Overview
Move the Chains is a 3DCG visual novel for players who like sports-drama settings mixed with harem storylines. The tone leans dramatic, with moments of tension between redemption and temptation.
Story
A five-star cornerback loses everything the night his life was set to change, trading a scholarship future for nearly a year in prison. Given an unexpected second chance by a former Superbowl MVP now recruiting for the Texas A&N Wolves, he returns to college football under a spotlight that brings both admiration and hostility. As he fights to rebuild his name, he finds himself pulled into new relationships and choices that test how far he's willing to go for this second shot.
Gameplay
Players follow the protagonist's return to college sports through narrative choices that shape his relationships and reputation on and off the field. Scenes progress through dialogue and decision points that determine which characters grow closer to him and how his story of redemption unfolds. The game combines dramatic storytelling with adult scenes involving the game's harem of women.
Features
- 3D rendered visuals with animated scenes throughout
- A cast built around group dynamics, including milf and futanari characters
- Original music and sound design accompanying key scenes
Changelog
v0.5.1
- 683 Renders, potentially. You'll get most of them. There's one scene where the amount changes based on a previous action (should be pretty obvious which scene when you come across it)
- 23 Daz-made animations (no AI this time, though it was my first time working with FOM, so you might notice some oddities/errors or wonky looks in some of the animations...)
- 31 AI-generated music tracks (feel free to mute and use your own.), dozen or so SFX tracks.
- Added Simplified Chinese translations as a trial run. MTL'd with Claude.
- Added a Translation Selection page, though it's currently only made up of English and Chinese. Slightly buggy (language labels disappear on menu when changing to Chinese), but all appears to work based on my testing.
- Hopefully a correction system (probably Google Forms at first) will come with Part 2.
- Probably some stuff I'm missing, but likely relatively minor.
