
Reginald is a ringleader of a criminal organization who'd received a concussion and lost his memories. When he finds out that he has committed crimes in the past, he wants to repent and do good deeds. He wants to convince his henchmen to change with him. Unfortunately, he can't escape his past.
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One day, Reginald receives a concussion, causing him to get into a coma. When he regains consciousness, he has amnesia. Although he doesn't remember anything, all he knows is that there are four loyal henchmen by his side. Later, he finds out that he's a ringleader of a criminal organization, which makes him wonder what would lead him to assassinate various high-profile figures in the past. Wanting to repent, he decides to do good deeds along with his henchmen. But unfortunately, Reginald's past will haunt him. From being a ringleader who'd carried out assassinations in the past, now he's the one who's being targeted.

The character you play as.
Despite being a levelheaded gentleman, Reginald is very superstitious, so much so that he checks his fortune on a shady website every morning. A fortune teller once told him that names that end with the alphabet 'i' when written in English would bring him luck. Now he's adamant about being called Regi.
Jinhai, the thief, is a master of stealth and distraction and can steal anything before your eyes. He can crack a safe in mere seconds. Jinhai is pretty laid back, so he just wants to relax and have fun. He's constantly seeking his boss' attention.
Sergei, the chemist, develops poisons that are untraceable yet lethal. He has vast knowledge about various chemicals and medicine. Sergei is very sweet and gentle. Although he specializes in chemical weapons, there's nothing toxic about his personality. He respects his boss very much.
Giovanni, the hitman, is a skilled fighter. Whether it be using swords, guns, or fists, he can defeat his opponent with ease. Giovanni might come across as quiet and aloof, but he likes to look after people. His wish is to protect the person he cares about the most, so he'll do everything he can to protect his boss.
Mizuki, the hacker, is a young genius when it comes to working with technology. He's a nerd who works or plays games all night, so he's usually tired during the afternoon. All he wants is to be useful to his boss. Getting praised by his boss makes him very happy.
- - Around 65K Words!
- 5 Love Interests
- Map Exploration
- Mini-game
This game is more about bonds than romance
Mentions blood, homicide, trauma, and self-harm
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Languages: English
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[b]💬 Supportive Caveat[/b] [i]Bad Guys Good Boys - BL[/i] is polished enough that I do not want to dismiss the work behind it, but I also think it needs a very strong caveat for anyone coming to it through an M/M or BL lens. The store page lists five love interests, but it also says the game is “more about bonds than romance,” and that second description is much closer to the experience. I played about halfway normally, then skipped through the rest because the pacing and structure completely lost me. I did not complete all achievements. As far as I could tell, this is not an M/M game in any meaningful fantasy-fulfillment sense. There is no sex, no sex CG content, and very little romantic payoff. If you are looking for emotional, romantic, or erotic M/M content, this is not where I would send you. [b]🎮 Gameplay & Genre[/b] [i]Bad Guys Good Boys - BL[/i] is a visual novel with some light exploration and a mini-game structure built around Reginald, an amnesiac former criminal ringleader trying to understand his past and redirect his henchmen toward doing good. The premise has potential, but I struggled to suspend my disbelief. The game asks the player to accept that four men who had been committing crimes under Reginald’s leadership are all willing to change the course of their lives because of their love and loyalty toward him. Since most people are lucky to find one person that devoted, asking me to believe this man somehow found four henchmen ready to reorganize their entire moral universe around him was a bit much. At around 65K words, the game is not tiny, but the length did not translate into strong momentum or meaningful romantic development. The experience became slow and repetitive enough that it felt like a chore. There are 13 achievements, though I did not feel motivated to complete them once it became clear the game was not delivering the kind of content its BL framing might lead players to expect. [b]🔥 M/M Content[/b] This is the biggest issue. Despite being marketed as BL and listing five love interests, the game is much more about emotional bonds, loyalty, and group dynamics than actual romance. That is not inherently bad, but it makes the store page feel confusing for players specifically seeking M/M content. There is no sex, no sex CGs, and no strong erotic or romantic fantasy fulfillment. The protagonist and cast may fit under a broad BL umbrella, but this does not function like a satisfying M/M romance game. [b]🎨 Visuals & Style[/b] The presentation is clean, colorful, and competently put together. The character art is pleasant, the UI is readable, and the game has a more polished feel than the writing and pacing ultimately supported for me. Nothing here looks careless, which is part of why this is frustrating. This is not a slapdash project. It clearly had effort behind it. The problem is less craftsmanship and more expectation management. [b]🗣️ Tone & Writing[/b] The writing aims for found-family bonds, redemption, criminal-past drama, and character loyalty, but the tone did not give me enough emotional or romantic payoff to stay engaged. The premise should have been much more compelling than it felt in practice. For M/M escapism, the game also feels too restrained. There is not enough desire, romance, intimacy, or fantasy fulfillment to justify the BL framing for me. “Bonds over romance” is fair as a creative choice, but it also means this is going to miss hard for players who came in expecting actual M/M romance. [b]👍 Best Thing[/b] The game is visually clean and clearly made with care. The setup of an amnesiac former crime boss trying to change could have been a strong foundation. [b]👎 Worst Thing[/b] The BL/M/M marketing feels confusing compared to what the game actually delivers. The lack of meaningful romance, erotic content, or strong M/M fantasy fulfillment makes it very difficult to recommend for this niche. [b]⭐ Final Verdict[/b] This may work for players who want a light, bond-focused visual novel with a male cast and crime-redemption premise, but I would not recommend it to anyone specifically looking for satisfying M/M romance, sex-forward content, or gay male escapism. I also curate a Steam page reviewing M/M games if you’re looking for more titles in this space: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45790038/
FIRST REVIEW
I'm just gonna say that T love ChaniMK games, I enjoyed this one too even if it's not centered around romance, really good game!
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