Dying has no real penalty, you simply leave the Dunj (which is a mall crawling with monsters in the form of old cell phones and VHS tapes) and wake up back in your apartment. As far as roguelikes go, this is pretty forgiving. Boyfriend Dungeon mixes in roguelike gameplay, making it more than just an interactive novel. I felt like I had more to do within Boyfriend Dungeon than the usual visual novel niche, particularly with player choice regarding the cast of characters and the dungeon-crawling gameplay style. It’s about facing personal fears and learning more about yourself and opening up to those around you, even when looking for simple friendship. The story is more than its romantic ties. The visual novel twist? They are all ridiculously hot. Your room inside your cousin’s old digs opens up a new world of possibilities, a world that happens to be filled with people that can turn into weapons. Once done, players travel to Verona Beach to get a fresh start on life with the support of the player’s mom and their cousin Jesse. In the latest Kitfox Games adventure, you craft your character by choosing your hairstyles, clothing, pronouns, and other basic tweaks with a limited character creation tool. Boyfriend Dungeon puts a roguelike spin on the genre and weaves a compelling storyline with a comedic twist reminiscent of games like Dream Daddy. This genre is also known for its bursting romance simulators, though in recent years the medium has started to cater to a wider player base beyond the usual target audience.
More of an interactive experience than the usual gameplay, these titles center around a journey where the player chooses between several story routes, effectively shaping the narrative. Visual novels are nothing new, but they flourished in the late nineties as an offshoot of Japanese adventure games.
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