Infamous BL black comedy, Hadaka Shitsuji – Naked Butlers, is now available for pre-order! Pick it up before it goes on sale on October 27th to save 15%!
Daily wages: 30,000 yen.
An easy job anyone can do! You can even sit around all day if you want.
Interested applicants may apply at the following address…
Out of a job and down on his luck, college student Tomoaki Maeda is tempted by a suspicious flyer offering an all-too-good-to-be-true job––what’s he got to lose after all?
He finds himself in front of a palatial estate being greeted by a handsome man in a black suit––a gangster? No… a butler. Tasked with the strange job of standing in for the master of the estate for a month and ordering its butlers around, paranoia and suspicion eat at the back of Tomoaki’s mind as he slowly succumbs to the temptation of the power he’s been afforded…
Features
Developer: Mada Koubou
Graphics: 800 x 600 Optional Mosaics*
Category: BL (yaoi), dark comedy, BDSM
Platform: Windows, Mac and Linux!
DRM: None!
*- There is a toggle in the menu to enable or disable mosaics.
Please note Hadaka Shitsuji – Naked Butlers contains content many players may find disturbing, please proceed with caution. If you have any questions or concerns about the game’s content, our staff would be happy to answer them so that you can make an informed decision about your purchase.
So I’m curious, is this kind of like NO, THANK YOU! in that it starts out as a comedy but becomes something quite different as the plot goes on?
Hmm, I wouldn’t say they’re all that similar in that regard but there is a bit more than meets the eye with Hadaka. Ultimately it’s a pretty silly (and fucked up) game with a simple but well executed underlying plot––and the main appeal throughout is still really the comedy and messing with the butlers. Personally, the thing that really made me fall for the game at least was just how it takes a lot of traditional BL tropes and turns them on their head (like in your typical traditional BL game, the butlers would be the sadists making sport of the MC and whatnot, and Hadaka also sorta flips what you’d expect to be the “good” and “bad” endings, stuff like that).