About Butcher Me Not

Wake Up To Captivity: Meet Butcher Me Not

You wake up tied down in a small, rocking space. Cold restraints keep your arms and legs down, and you cannot move. The real nightmare begins when your eyes adjust to the darkness. Next to you is a muscular man in a skull mask and blood-soaked apron, staring closely at you with a large, bloodied knife in his hand.

The introduction of Butcher Me Not, an episodic visual novel by Arrokoth, is suffocating and thrilling; it gets you in the first second.

Psychological Horror (Extreme)

Butcher Me Not is not about the typical action tropes, but instead succeeds in mood, suspense, and creating a deep, uncomfortable power dynamic.

Total Helplessness: The handcuffs quickly reveal to you how helpless you are in front of the threatening butcher.
Mature Themes: The story deals with a lot of imprisonment terror, loss of control, and disturbing threats, including cannibalism.
Dark Fan-Service: The developer makes clever use of dread and sexualised, character-centric exchanges with the imposing masked captor.

A Special Treat for Call of Duty Fans

Although firmly grounded within psychological horror, the project is, basically, a love letter to the Call of Duty universe.

Familiar Faces, New Nightmares: Military-inspired character archetypes are taken and plopped into a whole new story-heavy setting.
A Changing Roster: The game is a work in progress. Fan-favorite characters like König, Horangi, and Nikto are under active development for future episodes, providing players plenty of reasons to come back.

Minimal Controls & Broad Accessibility

Butcher Me Not is built with RPG Maker MZ and is intentionally kept basic so you can focus completely on the chilly atmosphere and expressions of the characters.

Intuitive Play: Left-click (or tap on Mobile) advances the story; right-click (or two-finger tap) rewinds it.
Cross-Platform: Play straight in your web browser or download for Windows, Android, and a Beta version for macOS.
Worldwide Delivery: Read the exciting story in English, Vietnamese, Spanish, Korean, and Chinese. An Indonesian localisation is in the works for future updates.