Memoirs of a Battle Brothel
About
Memoirs of a Battle Brothel is a narrative-driven, tactical turn-based RPG with mechanics inspired by Final Fantasy Tactics and D&D 5e. Players assume the role of a Facilitator, an associate of the Courtesan’s Guild that provides much-needed services for guild members, including lodging and upkeep of facilities that attracts a wealthy clientele.
Of course, in the cyberpunk setting of MoonFall, even luxuries are often undercut with the threat of violence. Whether it’s pressure from one of the ruling crime syndicates, disgruntled nobles or even a blood contract from a private military company, the Guild finds itself beset on all sides, sometimes even from within. In order to maintain its political standing and position in the MoonFall underworld, the Guild must occasionally meet force with force, and while its members are much more renowned for their other... talents, the Guild has retained a formidable martial reputation since its founding.
Features:
Build your own character from a variety of different backgrounds and with unique goals.
Assemble a party of companions to assist you in and out of combat.
Create unique character builds with four different classes and eight subclasses.
Turn-based, tactical grid combat using the Memory Combat System.
Build your dream establishment by adding and upgrading facilities, hiring staff, and taking on contracts from courtesans.
Maintain diplomatic ties to the other major factions of MoonFall, affecting how they behave and react towards you later in the game.
Choice and Consequences - your decisions will be taken into account, and there will be a reckoning, one way or the other.
Form relationships with your companions! Your actions will impact how they view you, and whether a romance is in the cards.
Adult content
Side quests that aren’t copy and pasted
A vast city to explore
Optional hard mode (Trauma system)
Projected 20+ hour main story
Various ways to resolve encounters
Skill checks!
Choose your character and background
Write your own story by choosing a background for your character. Are you a former syndicate thug who lucked into obtaining a Facilitator Writ and now dreams of riches? Maybe a former courtesan now living the easy life of retirement. Perhaps even a young spire noble and this is the first step towards starting a merchant empire. Make your mark on MoonFall, for good or ill.
Recruit interesting companions
In MoonFall, everybody needs someone to watch their back. Facilitators are no different. Your companions will come from the ranks of the Courtesan’s Guild, and perhaps a few aspirants too. Choose your party well, these will be the people pulling you out of the gunfire, and getting drunk with you, in equal measure. Each companion has a history and character-related quest line, and if you play your cards right, they might just ignore the Guild’s rule against fraternizing with facilitators. If you try real hard, you might even be able to talk a few of your companions into a romance at the same time. Courtesans aren’t known for their monogamous ways.
Four main storylines
Why have one main storyline when you can have four? How you end these main quests will determine the future of MoonFall, and of the Guild.
The Iron Cartel
The Iron Cartel’s smuggling of the drug Narsum into MoonFall has made it wealthy beyond imagining, potentially allowing the Cartel to push the other crime syndicates out of the city entirely. But they will not go quietly. These syndicates have contracted with Stormbreaker Securities, the largest private military company in the world, to topple their leading competitor.
The Guild Shadow War
The Courtesan’s Guild is no stranger to violence, and despite the gentler aspects of their calling, Guild members are often skilled fighters. So when conflict within the guild cannot be solved with politics, it is solved by blood. MoonFall will see the young Progressives face off against the old guard Traditionalists for the future of the Guild.
The Bloody Hawk of the Spire
Somebody, or something, has been tearing through the wealthy Spire district in a series of brutal murders. A vigilante organization, the Old Watch, has mobilized to catch the perpetrator, but whether they want to execute them or recruit them is anyone’s guess.
Prelude to the Singularity
The road to the singularity starts here. The mysterious and covert Travelers Mandate has old ties with the Courtesan’s Guild, and they are now calling in favors owed.
Explore the island city-state of MoonFall
MoonFall is a sprawling city with a population of 20 million. Anything that can be sold or bartered will be found here, from the poverty-stricken slums of the Old Quarter to the gleaming towers of the Spire. Syndicate turf wars, corporate espionage, and the machinations of the nobility are all a part of life here, and players will have a chance to experience it across five expansive zones.
Old Quarter (slums, old watch)
Garden District (middle class)
The Spire (high class, Guild HQ)
Commercial District (base of Stormbreakers, corps)
The Knife (Coastal area, base of the Iron Cartel)
Build the best Guild House in town
The main function of a Facilitator is to host courtesans in an establishment worthy of their notice. This means venues that attract the wealthy. The player starts off with limited resources, but as they progress through the game, they can build and upgrade the high-class facilities that courtesans require.
20 levels of character customization
Upgrade both combat and social stats as characters gain experience
Gain unique class-based skills and features
Become an invincible juggernaut in battle and a sauve-talking socialite
Weapons, armor, upgrades and modifications
Kit out your characters in any way you wish with a vast number of weapons and armor. Further enhance your character with body modifications and upgrades, as well as customizing equipment with attachments. You want to add a grappling hook to your guns that pull in enemies and then sets them on fire? Or armor that lets your run faster and blends in with the environment? We’ve got that.
System requirements for PC
- OS: Windows 98, XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10
- Processor: Intel Pentium III 800 MHz
- Memory: 512 MB RAM
- Storage: 5 GB available space
System requirements for macOS
- OS: OS X 10.6.8
- Processor: OpenGL 2.0 capable graphics card
- Memory: 5 GB RAM