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''Slave Maker'' is a Flash-based [[H-game]] which operates as a loose parody of the ''[[Princess Maker]]'' series, casting the player as a slave trainer who must teach and train various famous anime females to become better slaves by educating them and having sex with them. Despite its premise, it comes off as a nuanced game albeit one with fairly simplistic strategies. Unlike ''Princess Maker'', the game continues after you attain the ending for each girl, and at its most basic level it's a [[Visual Novel]] approach to a [[Raising Sim]].

There are in fact two different versions of the game made by different authors. The first was a simple parody, created as a Flash browser game, and [[Abandonware]] doesn't appear to have been supported or updated since its completion]]. While not horrible or unplayable, it lacks [[Replay Value]].

There are in fact two different versions of the game made by different authors. The first was a simple parody, created as a Flash browser game, and [[Abandonware|doesn't appear to have been supported or updated since its completion]]. While not horrible or unplayable, it lacks [[Replay Value]].

The second, [[Fan Sequel|based off the first by a different creator]], [[Fan Remake]] was an improved, far more complex game with frequent updates]], and must be downloaded - this version was called "Slave Maker 2", to distance itself from the original.

The second, [[Fan Sequel|based off the first by a different creator]], [[Fan Remake]] was an improved, far more complex game with frequent updates]], and must be downloaded -- this version was called "Slave Maker 2", to distance itself from the original.

And then the author built up a new version from scratch, called "Slave Maker 3". This is the current version and it is beginning to rival the original [[Princess Maker]] games in complexity and breadth. It's available for [http://slavemaker.futanaripalace.com/ free download] and supports fan modding.

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* [[Abuse Mistake]]: The noble & religious people who try to rescue mistreated slaves are horribly bad at misjudging if a slave is actually mistreated or not. This works both ways: They will let real abuse go unnoticed, and they will mistake healthy happy relationships for abuse.

* [[Abusively Sexy]]: The entire setting is built on this trope.