- August 14, 2016
- Dogenzaka Lab
My Butler
Platforms
About
In "My Butler," players hire and manage butlers with unique abilities, customize their mansion, and host various events to impress guests. Complete daily tasks and story quests to unlock new butlers, furniture, and outfits. Balance your time between managing your butlers and enjoying the luxurious lifestyle you've built.









- The art style is appealing with smooth lines and attractive character designs.
- Each character has distinct traits and storylines, making the game engaging for some players.
- The game can be enjoyable for those who appreciate cheesy romance and possessive characters.
- The main character is passive and lacks depth, making it hard for players to connect with her.
- The love interests are often portrayed as possessive and abusive, leading to discomfort for many players.
- The plot is shallow and lacks coherence, with many players feeling it fails to deliver on its premise.
- story80 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's story is criticized for being shallow and poorly paced, with multiple similar storylines that fail to develop the characters or their roles as butlers meaningfully. While some players appreciated the individual traits of the characters and found the love aspects engaging, many felt the plot was nonsensical, filled with cringe-worthy writing, and overly focused on sexual content at the expense of a coherent narrative. Overall, the story lacks depth and fails to capitalize on its interesting premise, leaving players disappointed.
“I loved how each person you choose has different traits and there are different events in each storyline; it makes each one seem magical.”
“Even though it has only 3 characters to choose from, their storylines are all individual.”
“The characters are lively and it's fun to go through their stories.”
“The story is shallow, love interests are jerks, and the main character is a shambling mess.”
“The pace of the story is garbage.”
“The plot is nonsensical, the writing is cringe-worthy, and the art and backgrounds feel like something from games I played in the mid-90s.”