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Version 9.0.14 · 2026-07-13
・Minor bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 9.0.14, updated 2026-07-13.








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**Experience a Brand New Game **
What if the characters could come by your side, laugh and cry together with you, and become your friend?
"Obey Me!" is a simulation game that makes the characters a part of your everyday life.
- You regularly get text messages and phone calls from the charming characters.
- There is an intimacy level system in the game. The way you interact with the characters will affect your relationship with them.
- There is no gender selected for the main character, so anyone can play.
■ Story
Become the master who brings the handsome demon brothers down to their knees and enjoy life at the Academy in the Devildom!
You have been selected to become an exchange student at RAD, a school for demons. Awaiting you are 7 demon brothers and a mountain of tasks...?!
There is only 1 rule you have to remember to survive...
One Master to RULE them all!…
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・Minor bug fixes
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