Speaking of Bara friendly guilds, we’d like to highlight one from Champions Online. The Brute Squad is one such guild comprised of hunky men who chat and role-play on two separate channels.

If you happen to be in the neighborhood, be sure to ask for an invite into the group by joining the [Brutes] chat channel. Now, before you join, please be sure to have a Bara character. Once accepted, you can opt-in to their lite roleplaying channel [Bearbar].

Meet The Brute Squad

Open T’zharr Mordarius M’ok Profile

Once a cold and uncaring demon, T’zharr was amongst one of the many highly-ranked platoons of demons in the Netherworld, revered greatly for his immense strength and fighting capabilities. He had marshaled and devastated quite a few human settlements in the olden days during his immortal lifetime. However, one day, he had suddenly come to an epiphany that being feared by mortals and crushing them and their loved ones were not to his liking anymore. The Netherworld that he had
resided in and his eternal occupation of slaying the weak had become tedious.

He had a growing curiosity about how humans had lived their lives, tending and nurturing to their own, completely the opposite lifestyle of how T’zharr had experienced in the Netherworld. He wished to observe how mortals had lived their own lives and their vast cultures. When his desire to study the humans peaked, he resolved himsef to depart from the Netherworld and ascend to the plane above. However, this act exacted a steep price.

During his ascension, he had lost almost the entirety of his powers as punishment of abandoning his kin to pursue a foolish desire of his own, thus he could not return. All he had left was his own raw strength and what little knowledge he had to survive in the society of today. T’zharr had then noticed that strife and suffering existed amongst the mortals fighting among themselves and then thought of a way for him to gain favour with the humans by vanquishing the ones who tormented the weak while simutaneously immersing himself in the cultures and recreations around him. His experiences in meeting other heroes and committing favourable deeds had slowly turned this frigid, black-hearted demon into a jolly and protective giant of an individual.

 

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This week we take a brief look at a year since PSO2’s release to see how things are shaping up for male outfits. To give some perspective, initially during PSO2’s summer release, females were given a titillating sexy bikini while males were confined to these bulky summer shorts. It was very perplexing — how could they squander on such an obvious opportunity?

A few weeks later Sega released a player survey allowing one to request their desires for the game. Me and a few others took advantage of this, leapt forth to our keyboards and in a huff wrote an angry— er.. calm rational request demanding bikinis for all. Several months later our prayers were answered…

Well not exactly, but it was a step in the right direction.

The bath towels were… interesting to say the least, they came in two sets, in regular and one drenched in water. Naturally the wet version was the first to give you a glimpse of the derriere. Yet it was hampered by this strange design choice from the development team. On the underside of the towel, the modelers decided to obscure the view of the underwear by filling it with elastic foam. No up towel shots for you!

The team decided to release another survey—with summer approaching fast, we had to to convince them somehow.

Then sure enough they came, and how glorious it was! I’ll admit, these bikinis were a bit of a shock to me. Back in Phantasy Star Universe (the previous flagship title), the bikinis were modest—for my tastes—and covered up enough to fall out of the skimpy category. Yet in PSO2, they took it one step further, slimming it around the sides, drawing your eyes towards the character’s package.

Mmm 上首尾だな!

The beach certainly creates the most natural backdrop for speedos, that and the added benefit of having one of the best areas for lighting in the game. However, the day/night transition is extremely fast, and our group wasted a lot of time waiting for the sun to rise.

One of the hidden benefits of having a speedo seems to be that it draws a crowd. As long as there’s two or more of us together, we seem to either receive the disdain of passers-by or attract a crowd of onlookers who like to take part in the experience. When you have Japanese players shouting “nice ass” in hiragana, you know you’ve gotten somewhere.

The game comes with several dancing animations, with new ones released every few weeks. They end up being quite expensive but worthwhile as evidenced in the YouTube video. The game has a neat little feature that lets you sync up your dance moves with other players. If you played Phantasy Star Universe, you’d know that it was such a pain to get everyone dancing at the same time. In this game, you can just click on someone and select to copy their dance moves.

Sometimes when we get left out of the sexy costumes we try to come up with our own variations—resulting in our playboy bunny outfit in response to this outfit. The game lets you customize your character with an assortment of accessories. There’s so many, that you could really come up with some interesting concepts. Like dance moves, accessories can sometimes be expensive and reach into the millions. Even though this is a free to play game, you can still make enough money to afford them without shelling out real cash.

But it’s time for us to depart, thanks to Ken and Cole for helping to make the video, and everyone who participated in the screenshots. Baragamer will be moving on to our next major project, #Roevember! See you soon!

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See No Evil

Bara Game: See No Evil
Creator: Captain Gerbear
Price: $12 CAD

(Warning: Contains Minor Spoilers)

It’s been quite a long time since I’ve played an adventure game. The last one I recall was Escape from Monkey Island which released what… 13 years ago? See No Evil strives to revive that genre with a pixelated art style reminiscent of games from the DOS generation.

You play as Orsino who wakes up after a night of drinking and finds himself trapped in limbo. With his house in ruins, engulfed in ominous black flames, he decides to investigate by entering a strange palace off in the distance. Inside he meets Lord Barrod, a demon who taunts Orsino into a life of servitude by suggesting our poor hero submits to him. Orsino can freely submit to Lord Barrod at any time he pleases, but once this happens, it’s game over from here!

As with most adventure games, you’ll have to type in some commands to advance the story. Most of the interactions are done through the up or down arrow key, and if you leave Orsino idle, you’ll see some extra dialogue that can help you get passed some of the more challenging “puzzles,” so to speak.

Tip: Take note of any word that shows up in capital letters.

The general flow of the game requires you to form a pact with the demons around the palace. In addition, there are several rooms you need to activate by performing a specific ritual. For example, one room might ask for a demon to make Orsino scream, and what better way to scream than through some nice butt pounding action.

Once the deed is done, Orsino has to seal the room by chanting out the correct incantation. For this to happen, Orsino has to first learn of the correct phrase by investigating a poster in the room. Afterwards, he must head to the library,  memorize the entire spell, and return back to the room to complete the ritual.

Tip:  There’s one incantation that can’t be found on a poster.

Once you activate all the rooms and complete the final incantation you beat the game! Well… not really. Maybe you should listen to those Thralls again. Something about those phrases seems a bit off.

Though See No Evil might be a porn adventure game, it puts itself on a higher level, it’s well written and reads like a novel. As evil as Lord Barrod can be, his dialogue makes it seem like spending an eternity under him might not be such a bad thing… Well maybe it is, but it doesn’t have to end that way!

If you’d like to try it out the game first hand, you can download the demo at the Big Finger’s Selz Store. The full version is $12 CAD and can be purchased here with a credit card.

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Tekken has its own stream of baralicious guys from the big and beefy muscle brute “Marduk” to the lean, fit body of “Baek”. Unlike Soul Calibur 5, you can not create your own custom characters. You can however customize most of the main characters who are all instantly available from the start.

Initially, certain characters and stages were locked away only to be released as free DLC  months after the game’s release. One DLC in particular, the “Big Bikini Bundle,” was only available to those who pre-ordered the game. Since that bundle allows male characters to wear a fundoshi, we waited a bit until it was finally released for free in December.

Now mostly everyone has access to the fundoshi.

It’s great that the fundoshi allows you to see the character’s butt cheek,  but they come with these annoying jika-tabi (they look like socks) which you can’t ever take off.

The Fundoshi is available in three colors, red, black, and white, with no option to change their colors. The only other revealing outfit for males is the “Shirtless” and  “Wrestling Bottoms” with boots; again no barefoot option.

Bob doesn’t get a Fundoshi for some reason.

After switching from Soul Calibur, you start to miss some of the features you take for granted. There is no instant replay option which makes it impossible to do those soft-core porn camera angles we plaster on this site. There is a regular replay option, but it only records your online battles or 2 player VS battle. Oh! We must also emphasize that this 2 player VS battle requires TWO controllers. There’s no option to set up Player vs CPU battles which means the CPU will never use any of the custom fanservicey outfits you’ve created.

So yeah, it takes a much longer time to capture those precious moments unless you can find a willing participant who won’t question your  use of male characters wearing skimpy outfits.

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Wow it’s been a long time since a porn post. So the wrestling singlet contest entry had me thinking about that Lycra fetish. I’ve seen guys wear it but never thought about the sex appeal behind it.

It’s quite interesting though, these singlets can turn into SFW porn once those hard-ons start bulging through. So today we take a look at two bearded fellows, Isaac Jones and Bruno Knight, in a circus act equipped with fire breathing acts, and gay sex. More after the jump!

(via butch dixon)

Explosive!
And now for the actual porn.

(via butch dixon)

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Game: Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning
Publisher: EA
Platform: PC, PS3, Xbox 360
Price: $59.99
Notes: Even though the game is single-player, there’s an online pass in new copies, which unlocks exclusive quests and locations.

Gameplay:
The game is a single player, open-world, high fantasy RPG.  After the gorgeous visuals, combat is the best part of the game. There’s a variety of weapons (longswords, chakrams, daggers, etc.), and combat is based on timed button press combos and QTEs, rather than point-and-click attacking.

Standard RPG fare such as crafting, blacksmithing, socketing gems, alchemy, theft, and lock-picking are part of the game.  There are the standard 3 basic job classes (called Destinies) of warrior, rogue, and mage, with hybrids of each.  You’re free to change class as you wish, for a small fee.

Graphics:
Graphics are great, aside from a few minor clipping and bloom issues. There’s eye candy everywhere, from the character abilities and animations to the environments.  The game doesn’t shoot for realistic graphics, and the sheer amount of color everywhere makes Skyrim look especially monochromatic.

Sound:
Sound effects are typical for a fantasy RPG, and the soundtrack is on par with that.  It doesn’t necessarily shine, but it’s exciting when it needs to be. Voice acting is good, however your character doesn’t speak any dialog which detracts from the story.

Playability:
The lead designer claims that fully completing the game and all side quests should take around 200+ hours. The main quest is around 40-80 hours depending on your play-style.

Other Stuff:
If you’re looking for an immersive story along the lines of Dragon Age or Mass Effect, you aren’t going to find it here.  It doesn’t seem like the results of your quests have much bearing on the world.  The hardest difficulty level seems to be anything but. Character customization is limited to only facial hair and features, tattoos, and jewelry.  There’s only one body type.

Why is it Bara?:
Plenty of swinging big hammers, muscly monsters, facial hair galore, and the occasional big belly…mhmm.

[written by: Grimace]

This game has been having some buzz in the Bara circles, so it was only natural to feature it here! Enjoy the rest of the gallery with Grimace’s created characters!

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Tomorrow is the last day to submit entries into the contest! Here’s FrugTug’s Sim’s entry:

frugtug submitted: This is my recent character from Sims 3. His name is Steve, and I am pretty sure he’s gonna be a town whore – so mothers, hide your sons; wifes, hide your husbands! Generations expansion introduced hairy male skins, with insane levels of customization, unavailable in previous fan-made skins. I can hardly leave the character editor…

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I think it’s unanimous as to which mod is the best to have the hairiest chest in Skyrim. The nice thing about this mod is how it actually goes all the way down passed the juicy parts.

 MysticBinary82 mod is pretty much around every Skyrim modding site. So if Skyrim Nexus is overloaded you can try downloading it on Curse,

Features include:

• 4 variations of hairy chests, which can even include back hair.
• 4 color variations
• A clean or Dirty texture
• Natural and Cut texture.

The Bara community is already using it and you should too!

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We all know that games tend to have plenty of skimpy outfits for women, but if you look on Skyrim Nexus there have been a number of more revealing gear mods for males popping up all over the place for Skyrim. I’ve installed quite a few over the past week, so I thought for those that may not know about them, I’d share some screens of Kor, my character showing off a few of these great mods.

There are number of people on Skyrim Nexus making a nice range of “revealing” gear for males.

Imperial revealing outfits.

Elven and Ebony revealing outfits.

Fur, Forsworn, Leather revealing outfits.

Nightingale, Thieve’s, Dwarven revealing outfits.

Some simply show more skin, allowing you to have bare chested males, while others reveal much, much more. Some, such as the prisoner clothes and the apprentice and journeyman robes cover everything, but if you happen to get the right angle you will see everything is there anatomically.

I didn’t show everything here, but here are some screens for a good portion of the mod’s I’ve found that help fill the need for more male sex appeal. For those interested in these mods, I would suggest looking into Nexus Mod Manager (found on Skyrim Nexus), as it make installation easy, and allows you deactivate the mods fairly easily should you want or need to. A quick search for “revealing” will give you about six pages to sort through (some are female) of gear that shows off those masculine polygons.

[written by: Werebear]

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Zangief Cosplay at Comiket

I couldn’t resist! It was the cutest thing ever! Today we’re going to add a new post category called “Bara Cosplay” so in the future if you’d like to share yours or you found any, you can SUBMIT one and it will be added to the list.

[submitted by Vincent, via  yukix]

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