Nothing Weird Happens Here

In the game *Nothing Weird Happens Here*, players begin their university journey in a new city, living with their aunt and two cousins with contrasting personalities. What choices will players make? Will they spend a peaceful university life with them, or will they build deep emotional bonds with them through various events, gradually winning their hearts and unlocking exciting intimate scenes? The choice is entirely up to the player. The game is continuously being updated, with more story content and exciting animations to meet players' expectations.

Story of Nothing Weird Happens Here:

You move to a new city to start university. Sounds like the beginning of something normal, right? A new home. New faces. A chance to finally start over. You’re staying with your aunt – kind, a little tired, but endlessly patient, trying her best to keep everything together. Her daughters couldn’t be more different: one sharp and provocative, the other quiet and harder to read. Life slowly settles into a rhythm:

Classes at the university. Looking for a part-time job. Awkward kitchen conversations. Flirting that goes just a little further than it probably should. The city seems normal. Seriously. Completely normal. It’s just… sometimes you feel like you notice things no one else does. A look that lingers a second too long. An odd pause in a conversation. A strange sense that part of the city runs by different rules. But maybe you’re just overthinking it. After all, nothing weird happens here.

Features of Nothing Weird Happens Here:

Dynamic Relationships & Family Dynamics: Build connections with your aunt and her polar-opposite daughters, whose personalities shift subtly based on your dialogue choices and actions. Navigate shared chores and late-night conversations that reveal hidden resentments, loyalties, and family legacies.Influence household harmony through small gestures—cook meals, mediate arguments, or stumble upon private journals that expose buried tensions.

Slice-of-Life Exploration with a Twist: Wander through a hand-painted open world blending mundane settings (cafés, libraries) with uncanny details: talking animals, sentient streetlamps, and doors leading to impossible spaces.Engage in low-stakes activities like photography, gardening, or attending lectures, where seemingly innocuous actions trigger surreal events.Discover "glitches" in reality—flickering lights, distorted sounds—that hint at the town’s fractured connection to the supernatural.  

Choice-Driven Narrative Layers: Shape the story through mundane decisions: ignore a neighbor’s plea for help, or investigate a cryptic mural. Each choice alters relationships and unlocks parallel storylines.  Confront moral dilemmas—protect a friend’s secret or expose a town-wide cover-up—that redefine trust and loyalty.Experience time-sensitive events: attend a midnight festival where wishes come true, or miss it entirely and witness the town’s melancholic aftermath.  

Atmospheric Sound Design & Art Style: A melancholic indie soundtrack complements shifting visuals—from soft watercolor sunsets to unsettling glitch effects during pivotal moments.Environmental storytelling through subtle cues: wilting flowers signal a character’s sadness, while rearranged furniture hints at supernatural intrusions. 

Player Comments of Nothing Weird Happens Here:

Ai art is great. The characters and the story are solid. It would be nice to see some mini games or animations added to the game. Animations dont even have to be super fluid just some basic animations like Sumertime Saga.

Damn my Aunt has big breasts! (in game)I haven't finished the current update yet but I imagine I'm pretty close and I really really enjoyed it. Each girl has their own personality and situations you can help them overcome which is really nice and they're visually very enticing too. I'm also very interested in the side girls at the university and the mall too to see what their stories are. Overall, very fun and more in-depth than I expected. Looking forward to more updates!

I'm not sure if it's suppose to be like this on purpose but at high res the text in the is pixelated along with the directional arrows. I haven't tried it at a lower res, but it's a little distracting and takes away from playing. After a while i decided it was a choice by the dev, and it stopped bothering me, lol. The phone is pixelated too when you bring it up. The renders look good and consistent so far as background and characters. Characters are animated walking across the screen on moving to the side, so it's just just still renders, but not really animation neither. Watch in library image not found when you try to pick it up. It's great to have a fun, light game every once in a while and this hit the mark. I enjoyed it even if it feels a little grindy sometimes. I look forward to the next update.