Get ready for a wild ride with Dr. Frank as he combines his scientific prowess with the unpredictability of love. Dr. Frank’s Build a Boyfriend from developers Ratalaika Games is released onto Xbox, PlayStation and Switch.
Steam players have already found the game to be a unique and entertaining visual-novel experience, leading it to achieve very positive reviews.
Meet Dr. Frank
Dr Frank is a brilliant scientist who, after facing rejection from both his PhD program in plant science and pathology, had settled into a life of solitude and dedicated scientific pursuits. Little did he know that a charming stranger named Dominik would knock on his door, changing the course of his life forever.
Visual novel meets point-and-click adventure
Dr. Frank’s Build a Boyfriend unfolds as a visual-novel, weaving humour, romance, and scientific mischief into a delightful narrative.
Players will navigate the story with point-and-click adventure elements, exploring the world of science, romance, and revenge.
Ready to build a boyfriend?
Join in with this one-of-a-kind visual novel adventure by purchasing a copy of Dr. Frank’s Build a Boyfriend for Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S on the Xbox Store for £4.99. If you grab a copy in the next seven days, you can get it at a discounted price.
The game is also releasing onto PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch.
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Game features of Dr. Frank’s Build a Boyfriend
- Visual novel of over 20k words.
- Build your own customizable ‘boyfriend’.
- Find clothes for your monster.
- Several key routes and endings.
Dr. Frank’s Build a Boyfriend Game description
After being kicked out of both his PhD program (plant science) as well as medical school (Pathology), Dr. Frank had pretty much resolved himself to a life of solitude and science. That is, until a handsome stranger knocked on his door and swept him off his feet. Dominik seemed to be the perfect boyfriend- attentive, caring, and interested in Dr. Frank’s work.
Three months into the rainbow-colored relationship, Dominik runs off with Dr. Frank’s lifelong research on resurrection to present at the annual prestigious Hindenberg University Conference, under his own name.
