Behind the Game

The Shadows That Brought Boyfriend to Death to Life

"Every scream, every whisper, every broken breath… was intentional."

Boyfriend to Death wasn’t made in a studio tower or funded by a corporate machine.
It was born in the chaos of creativity, from the minds of three misfit visionaries who believed that horror and intimacy could live in the same breath.

The Idea: Where Horror Meets Desire

The game started as a question:

“What if romance didn’t rescue you?”
“What if your lover was the danger?”

In a world flooded with predictable dating sims and surface-level horror, we asked ourselves what would happen if we flipped everything—if we gave players the power of choice in a world where every option has consequences.

Boyfriend to Death is not about happy endings.
It’s about obsession, survival, and confronting the part of yourself that secretly wants to love the monster.

Raw. Reactive. Relentless.

The Creative Process

Creating Boyfriend to Death was more than developing a game—it was an emotional exorcism.

Art was hand-drawn with intentional roughness, reflecting the unstable world players enter.

Writing was layered with dual meanings—depending on how closely you read, you’ll uncover grief, revenge, or even guilt.

Sound was crafted to haunt—echoes, distortions, and silent pauses force players to lean in and listen.

What Inspired the Game?

We consumed horror not for violence—but for intimacy. To understand what it means to be vulnerable in the presence of danger.

The Risk of Making Boyfriend to Death

We knew this game would divide people. Some would call it disturbing. Others would call it genius. And we were okay with both.

Because Boyfriend to Death is not for the masses. It’s for the misunderstood.

We received bans, takedowns, and criticism—but also love, loyalty, and tears. People saw themselves in our story. And they stayed.

Meet the Creators

The madness behind Boyfriend to Death comes from three bold and brilliant minds—each with their own flair for unsettling storytelling and provocative design.

“I draw what fear looks like when it wears a pretty face.”

Electric Puke

Visual Artist / Concept Creator

Known for striking, grotesque, and emotionally charged character design. Electric Puke gave Boyfriend to Death its bold visual identity and disturbing beauty.

“You can close your eyes—but you’ll still hear them.”

Gurobob

Audio Designer / Co-Developer

Responsible for sound design, coding support, and overall game flow. Gurobob turned static scenes into breathing nightmares.

“It’s not just about dying. It’s about what you feel just before.”

Darqx

Writer / Narrative Designer

The soul behind the storyline. Darqx wrote the branching dialogue and emotional twists that define the experience. Their style blends psychological horror with tragic intimacy.

The Legacy

Since its release, Boyfriend to Death has become:

This is more than a game. This is a place for the broken-hearted, the boundary-pushers, and the beautifully strange.

A Message to Our Players

Thank you for embracing the discomfort.
Thank you for loving the monsters.

You are the reason we made this. You are the reason we continue.

🖤 In this world, there are no heroes. Only choices. Thank you for choosing us. 🖤