Hmmm. If it's the one I think it is, it's actually been released over here as "Close the Last Door". I liked it when I read it, but I can't remember much of it (I go through a stupid amount of BL a day, and I only tend to retain my faves and the unique ones). I'll have to re-read it now...

Still, yay for a good studio and new BL title! Yaoi anime is so lacking next to all the very nice manga we get. I'd kill for a really nicely done Viewfinder anime.

Sounds about right. It was my own translation of the title, which was why it appeared in quotation marks. It seems to be about a man who finds out that a man that he'd loved since his university days is getting married. After he meets the bride, he gets drunk and ends up in a hotel room with his coworker. ...I think?

I was going to comment on that one too. I got the first volume a few weeks back (and the exact English title is "Close the last door").

It's not very explicit so that's probably why the seiyuu did not hide their identity... unless the other volumes are more explicit than the first one.

I thought the pseudonym was usually a contract issue -- at least I'm sure I read that somewhere. Just that when they get the chance to invent their own names, seiyuu tend to get a bit creative. :) I'm kind of hoping for some explicitness though. :)

Oh... there are sex scenes but those are quite tame when compared to SP (which I loathed, actually). Contrary to that other title, it HAS a story and characters that interact in other locales than in bed... I liked the first volume and hope the next one won't be too long in the future.

I liked SP... it was funny. :) Tame is fine, though.

So many untranslated H-games... But if I can muddle by way though La Noche de Walpurgis I may as well not complain. I’m a sucker for Type Moon games too anyway.

Yeah, h-games are a huge industry. I guess it depends what kind of game they are -- I find multiple choice ones quite difficult if they give you a time limit. Or, at least, I used too. Haven't tried such a game for ages. I used to really like Sakura Taisen...

In a slightly related fashion, have you ever played Animamundi: Dark Alchemist? It’s not billed as a shounen-ai game apparently but rather as gothic horror but it’s very much in the multiple choice with huge clock icon counting down the seconds you have left to choose before it picks the worst option for you variety.

I suppose things like Divi-Dead seem to lack any sort of accurate timer and too much by way of multiple choice which meant that you just wandered about hoping to trigger events or really strange H-scenes which wasn’t really much of an alternative. I watched a friend play Tokimeki Memorial ages ago and that seemed far too complicated anyway. The timed options I can deal with but when I have to start picking out clothes and matching shoes while faced with slightly strange cell shading, then I just give up. Though that’s more a divide between H-games and dating sims really and I don’t ever get anywhere with the latter.