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He was suddenly more mysterious and more honest for sharing such a taboo secret. His bloodsucking admission somehow made him more alluring. I still neglected the other sword people, only taking Sunder to the Dunj and anticipating his texts after every time I levelled up our love rank. In my mind, this was a reasonable explaination for having his head in that strange woman’s neck. He eventually gave me an explanation to his shady behaviours: he was a vampire. He became more attentive, honest and comfortable. I decided to continue my summer romance with Sunder as he grappled with becoming better at relationships then he was in the past. not exactly sure if Boyfriend Dungeon did made me romance a cat or not.) (Even though I did say “I love you” after going on six dates and maxing out my love rank with the feline. And then there was Pocket, a cat who turned into brass knuckles and who I did end up wielding a lot, but that’s just because I love cats, not in a romantic way. There was K-pop star, Seven, who didn’t eat ice cream because he feared the calories and struck me as a bit pretentious. Valeria was… a girl, so we decided to stay friends. Rowan, a scythe, was in mourning and threatened to kill me, so not the perfect partner for a summer on the beach. Sawyer the glaive was a little too naive and immature and annoying. The other dateable denizens of Verona Beach weren’t that appealing to me either. If I gave the right gifts, picked the correct dialogue options and spent enough time with Sunder in the Dunj I'd 'win' his love. But I ignored all those tiny issues because I thought, in true video game romance fashion, that any problems that did arise could be ironed out if played smarter. Also, his friend explicitly warned me to not trust him. That’s when I found Sunder with his face buried in a random woman’s neck. I decided to follow him - not because I was insecure, you understand, I was just worried he might have fallen over or something like that. For one, after inviting me to his club he excused himself to the toilet. So, me and Sunder were a match made in dating-sim heaven.īut despite our seeming compatibility, there were warning signs. I preferred the wider swings of Sunder’s combos in the Dunj, I acted cynical about the mall to impress him - even though I love shopping – and his favourite gifts turned out to be alcohol, which I had coincidentally picked up all the recipes for. Sunder would send me a picture of himself in sword form captioned, “I was just… feeling… extra sharp today.” The overly civil Isaac would sign his texts like he was writing a business email. Sunder was natural, flirtatious, owned a club and looked like he had been ripped directly out of a protein shake advert. Isaac’s stiff manner soon became unattractive when he stood directly next to the brooding Sunder, who arrived soon afterwards. A gentleman called Isaac took me on my first run through the ‘Dunj’, as he transformed into a perfectly straight estoc to match his strait-laced personality.

When I entered Verona Beach, I wasn’t too enamoured with my first date.

Sounds like a great time… except one of these hotties slid a sword right through my heart.

On paper, Boyfriend Dungeon sounds like the best six-ish hours you could have in a game, combining the endorphin rush of monster-slaying with a cast of hotties that’ll make your heart flutter. Classic video game dungeons with loot and monsters. In Boyfriend Dungeon you date sword people: humans who transform into weapons that you can take dungeon crawling. Kitfox’s recently released dating sim Boyfriend Dungeon has a novel premise.