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About Living in a Brothel
Living in a Brothel is a visual novel about a 23-year-old unemployed man who lives rent-free in his landlady Priscilla’s house because she is fond of his parents. When Priscilla’s friend Beatrice opens a bar, she offers him a job there to help him pay rent. He learns on the way that he will manage the bar, which is a front for a brothel.
You help Beatrice decorate the brothel, serve drinks, deal with customers and break up fights. You also take photos of the women for a website promoting the business, and have sex with them as part of their training to serve clients. The story includes 38 scenes, with free-roaming exploration between parts of the narrative; it does not require repeated interactions to raise stats before you can progress.
Explore the brothel
In Exploration Mode, you can move through the bar, brothel rooms and other spaces, interacting with characters and objects. Rooms have multiple viewpoints, which can reveal details and secrets that are hidden from other angles. You can find money, items and Secret Cards while exploring.
The exploration HUD gives you access to shops and your inventory from anywhere in the mode. The Item Shop sells general items, while the Sex Shop sells adult items. Items are tied to parts of the main story or can unlock extra scenes; posters can also hide secrets and can be dragged vertically to inspect their details.
Secret Cards appear in story images, posters and exploration areas, and some become available only when you meet particular conditions, such as delivering an item to a character. They unlock secret images in the Gallery, though they are not required to understand the main story. The Gallery contains 107 unlockable images, including character portraits unlocked by meeting characters or seeing them in different outfits, and secret images that show characters in sexual situations unrelated to the main story.
Brothel activities
Photo Studio lets you arrange photoshoots with the brothel’s women in different outfits, then publish the pictures on a forum to promote escorts and brothels. The mode is linked to the main story. It currently features Luna and Veronika, with two outfits available for each.
The smartphone is used during parts of the story for characters to communicate at a distance. It supports one-to-one and group conversations, as well as sending and receiving images; you can scroll through a conversation to review earlier messages.
At the bar, customers order drinks and you must serve what they ask for. Correct orders earn positive dialogue, and getting every order right for the day brings a salary bonus. If a requested drink is not available at the bar, you can choose it from the fridge in Beatrice’s room. This minigame is part of the story, but wrong orders do not block story progress.
The optional slot-machine minigame has four difficulty settings: Easy, Medium, Hard and Insane. Match three identical symbols in a line, including diagonals, to win money; higher difficulties increase the wheel speed, bet and potential reward. You can lose money, but the game prevents you from spending money reserved for the main story. Other ways to earn money are available for side tasks.
Scenes and extras
The game includes 2,605 renders, 232 animations and 60 looping songs, alongside its 38 scenes. Its Replay section lets you revisit scenes after reaching their endings, and can also unlock missed details such as Secret Cards or secondary scenes. Tutorials appear at relevant points in the story and can be reviewed later in the Replay section; they can be turned off in the options.
Other features include achievements, shops, an inventory, minigames and a music menu. The Gallery’s 107 unlockable images and the Secret Cards offer additional content beyond the main story.
Frequently asked questions
The best price for Living in a Brothel is $14.99 at Steam. It is the only shop with an offer that activates in your country.
The minimum requirements for Living in a Brothel are: Windows 7, Intel Core 2 Duo, 2 GB RAM, 3 GB storage. It also runs on macOS. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
No. Living in a Brothel is a single-player game.
Yes. Valve rates Living in a Brothel as Verified on the Steam Deck: it runs well out of the box.
Yes. Living in a Brothel is the full base game. You need nothing else to play it.
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