Drunk But Not Wasted Monk

Drunk But Not Wasted Monk

BRB Drama · 2025 · Visual Novel, Medieval, Multiple Endings, Dark Comedy, Interactive Fiction

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About Drunk But Not Wasted Monk

The life of a simple serf is hard. You get to chase escaped pigs, barefoot.You get yourself dirty, and what do you get? A little nod as appreciation.You go to wash your self at a well but there is no water bucket. More misery.With the last coin in your pocket you wish to spend at the local tavern, you hope to meet the legendary monk.Whom is said to have great wisdom and could change your fortune. Is it really true?

Full Game Features:

  • Choices you make that affect the ending.
  • 1 ending available in demo. (All 8 possible endings available at full version)
  • Insightful (or just funny) conversations with the Legendary Monk.
  • Around 10–15 minutes for one complete run.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended May 8, 2026
Drunk But Not Wasted Monk is a fantasy comedy visual novel that fully embraces chaotic humor and ridiculous storytelling without ever trying to take itself seriously. Developed and published by BRB Drama, the game follows a poor and desperate protagonist whose search for a better life quickly spirals into bizarre encounters, questionable decisions, and nonstop absurdity. Instead of focusing on dramatic storytelling or deep fantasy lore, the experience revolves almost entirely around awkward conversations, strange situations, and player-driven comedy. The result is a short but entertaining visual novel that succeeds because of its personality and unpredictable writing. The strongest part of the game is easily its dialogue. Nearly every interaction feels intentionally exaggerated, awkward, or completely nonsensical in a way that constantly keeps the experience entertaining. Characters rarely behave rationally, and that unpredictability becomes one of the game’s biggest strengths. Conversations often begin normally before collapsing into absurd arguments, drunken confusion, or bizarre fantasy nonsense. The writing feels deliberately chaotic, creating the impression that no one in thi…
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