A series of visual novels created by sonnet009 that each cost the low price of $3.99 and are downloadable online. The story is placed in a fictional country that has an influence of the Middle East. You play as the main character (of which you can change their name), who is a young ward of a powerful family in Viya. She has to marry the rude, ugly and old Shah of Viya. But something happens at the wedding, and the MC's life is changed forever.
So far there are only two routes that are available; Bahadur's story, and Ran's story.
[Wilder] contains examples of
- Adjustable Censorship: The player has the choice of playing either a sexually explicit version, or a non-explicit version. (Mature/Teen.)
- Arranged Marriage: The MC is forced to marry the Shah of Viya until she finds him dead in a room during their wedding.
- Bedroom Adultery Scene: A flashback. The MC walks in on her aunt Lamya and Bahadur having sex. She was only 8 years old, so she actually thought Bahadur was attacking Lamya.
- Double Standard: While it is portrayed as a negative thing, no one seems to care that Bahadur (who was likely a teenager at the time) was made to have sex with Lamya and the MC is even given the option to forgive her.
- Fantastic Racism: The djinn are subjected to racism simply for not being human.
- Fantasy: The djinn, and places like Viya and Urma are all fictional.
- Human Pet: While technically not human, there are few differences between djinn and humans. Despite this the djinn are enslaved by humans and are often compared to animals.
- Gladiator Games: Bahadur had fought in arena battles for his masters before Sheikh Makram bought him.
- Naughty Under the Table: The Shah grabs the MC's thigh under the table at their reception and makes her uncomfortable by whispering to her.
- Our Genies are Different: The djinn don't grant wishes, don't live inside lamps, and their only apparent non-human ability is their enhanced strength.
- Romance Game: The MC romances whichever's character route was downloaded.
- Shirtless Captives: The enslaved djinn, (excluding Royo) don't have anything covering their torsos.
- Slave Collar: The enslaved djinn wear supposedly enchanted (it is hinted that they don't actually work) bracelets that weaken and make the djinn that wears it submissive and less savage.
- Slave Race: The djinn.
