The Last Brothel Bunker

The last warm room in the wasteland

Three years after the sky turned grey, the surface belongs to scavengers, raiders and things that aren't quite human anymore. You have a bunker sixty meters down, seven people who followed you into it, and one idea for keeping the lights on: open the only pleasure house left in the world.

Build it floor by floor

• Dig new floors and choose what goes in every slot — over 40 room types, from karaoke booths, baths and suites to farms, clinics, generators, armories and a research lab.
  
• Elevators route your people automatically; drag anyone to any room and watch the day play out in real time.
  
• Power, rations, hygiene, beds and reputation all pull against each other. Run out of one and the rest follow.

People, not units

• Hundreds of hand-curated staff, each with a portrait, a past, a habit, a hobby and a temper of their own.
  
• Staff are hired, paid and free to say no. They decide what work they will do, they can turn down clients and offers, and they leave if you treat them badly.
  
• Fifteen kinds of clients — from wasteland drifters and caravan guards to lizardfolk, orcs, warlords and demons — each with their own tastes and their own reputation with you. All non-human clients are sapient, speaking humanoid peoples.

Seven stories

The seven who came down with you each have a personal storyline with choices, dialogue and illustrated scenes. Over 70 story CGs, several endings for each of them, and more than one way to win: keep everyone, save enough to head south, or dig the deepest bunker in the wasteland.

Keep the door shut

Raiders come for what you have. Build defenses on the surface and in the B1 corridor, send squads up to scavenge, research upgrades, and decide what you're willing to trade for safety.

Adults only

This game contains nudity and sexual content shown as still illustrations. All characters are adults (18+). All work and intimacy in the game is voluntary.

AI-generated content disclosure

Character portraits, scene illustrations and story CGs were created with locally run AI image-generation tools and then curated and edited by the developer. Some character texts and story drafts were written with the help of a locally run language model and edited by the developer. Translations were machine-assisted and reviewed. Nothing is generated while you play.