A tad slim but sheenly polished in return. That second quality winds up critical to the dating part of this game, as, like many games in the genre, Boyfriend Dungeon is deeply affirmative in its convictions of flattering the player, but it's so confident in its style you almost start to believe it. Unfortunately, that first quality I mentioned also hurts the dungeon diving part of the game, and I wound up wishing the game had a third dungeon while I was quickly grinding out max rank for all of my dates, although future players won’t have to deal with that once they patch in the extra content.

I had heard that this game flubbed its ace/aro representation and as an ace person, I would agree that it feels as though it was implemented in a haphazard way but I don’t feel that the small moments where it slipped up significantly impacted my experience. Boyfriend Dungeon was aiming to be a positive and validating experience through and through, and I believe that effort certainly shone through.