Bull Bunny Cuck

Bull Bunny Cuck is a political drama/visual novel developed by Pallidus Nox Games, set in the fictional town of Greymont, where societal tensions and cultural shifts collide. The story follows the Main Character, a young person navigating college, part-time work, and video games, as they grapple with the town’s escalating protests, rising crime, political upheaval, and shifting demographics. With three distinct character archetypes to choose from—a dominant Black alpha male, a struggling white woman, or a passive white boy—players must uncover hidden truths, make morally complex choices, and shape the fate of both themselves and their community.

Societal Themes & Moral Dilemmas

Protest Movements: Explore tensions between marginalized groups and traditional power structures through player-driven interactions.

Political Upheaval: Influence local policies, elections, and social reforms based on your character’s ideology and actions.

Cultural Shifts: Witness and react to changes in Greymont’s identity, including debates over race, gender, and economic inequality.

Branching Narratives & Multiple Endings

Three Playable Characters: Each archetype (Black alpha male, white woman, white boy) offers unique perspectives and challenges.

Dynamic Outcomes: Your decisions—whether to resist change, adapt to it, or exploit it—lead to divergent consequences for relationships, reputation, and the town’s future.

Hidden Secrets: Uncover buried scandals, corruption, and historical injustices that drive the town’s turmoil.

Realistic Dialogue & Roleplay Mechanics

Conversational Depth: Engage in nuanced conversations with townsfolk, activists, politicians, and rivals to sway opinions or escalate conflicts.

Reputation System: Your choices affect how others perceive you, unlocking new opportunities or attracting enemies.

Crime & Survival: Navigate illegal activities (e.g., smuggling, protest sabotage) while avoiding law enforcement and maintaining your standing.

Social Experimentation

Economic Simulations: Manage finances, jobs, and resources to survive in a changing economy.

Community Building: Join or lead factions (e.g., unions, activist groups, gangs) to influence Greymont’s direction.

Identity Exploration: Reflect on themes of belonging, privilege, and self-determination through your character’s journey.