The door is bolted and the only window in the room is just a screen displaying a false view of the outside world. However, what should have been a fun summer of lounging on the beach is turned into an absolute nightmare when Daichi and Seiji are drugged and placed in a strange room made to look like a hotel room. The game follows best friends, Daichi and Seiji as they embark on a summer trip to Okinawa-the two are hoping to have one last hurrah before they become working adults (and a way to forget about their recent breakups). Similar Games: Sweet Pool | Dramatical Murder | No Thank You!!!.

Available for PC (Windows & Mac) | Steam.

Genre: Psychological | Mature | Boys Love.

Like the main characters, you are thrown headfirst into the confusion and fear that surrounds their unfortunate situation, which in turn makes the abject horror and psychological upheaval Daichi and Seiji face all the more terrifying.

It wasn’t until I saw the insane disclaimer and the content filter setup at the start of the game that I had any indication of what was in store for me with this game and for what it’s worth, I think there’s more of a precedence for going into the game blind. 9 without having read anything about it-not the game bios, not the Steam page… nothing. 9 has more in common with the recent JAST Blue localizations of Sweet Pool and Togainu no Chi. There is a lot to unpack with this game and I won’t be the first person to say that Room No. In fact, with it’s psychological horror elements, Room No. 9. This is the second Parade game to make it’s way stateside, following MangaGamer’s localization of No Thank You!!! in 2015-and I’m going to be honest with you, despite coming from the same publisher, these two games couldn’t be more different. After finishing the romantic comedy otome game Love Spell: Written in the Stars I set my sights on the newest boys love visual novel Room No.

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