Staying at Home

Staying at Home is a story-driven casual game where players return home after a tragedy and face a roommate with a similar past. Players must help their roommate overcome their grief. Each character has their own backstory and development path, and the player's choices will profoundly affect the relationships with those around them and the direction of the story. As the story progresses, players can unlock intimate scenes and animations with multiple girls. The game supports walkthroughs and a gallery system, allowing players to consult guides at any time to complete the story and relive memorable moments with different girls, providing a more satisfying experience.

Features of Staying at Home:

Feel the immediate shift in responsibility as you take charge of daily routines, balancing your studies with the sudden role of caregiver in a house that no longer feels the same.

Discover how small decisions about chores, meals, and quiet evenings begin reshaping the atmosphere, slowly turning the space into a place where healing can actually start.

Reach out to Alice, your longtime roommate, offering steady support as she processes the same loss, creating tender moments where your medical knowledge meets genuine emotional presence.

Navigate difficult conversations and silent days together, learning when to give space and when to step closer, as her vulnerability draws out strengths you never knew you had.

Watch the bond between you evolve naturally through everyday acts of kindness, from late-night talks to shared responsibilities, building trust that helps both of you face each new day.

Leave behind campus life and step back into the familiar yet changed family home, where the recent tragedy has left empty spaces that now demand your full attention as a second-year med student.

Changelog:

First of all, hope you liked my game. It's still a bit crude, but that will hopefully improve as my coding and storytelling level up.

I've been working every day on the new update.  I have over 200 new renders so far, and I'm also re-rendering a few sections of the first and second days (more than 70 renders have been redone).

In any case, that's pretty much it. I'm posting new dev logs every week on my Patreon and SS, so if you want, follow me there to see the news first (both have free options).

I have also released a new version for 0.1, called 0.1-Fix2, which fixes an issue with an inaccessible path. I'll be doing some clean-up in my code before releasing the next version.

And to wrap things up, I'll leave here some previews for the new update (no date yet).

Have a great week.

Player Comments of Staying at Home:

Alice looks like a doll, unlike other characters. Her irises are too large. Her skin is looks like a triple full body makeup job. The story might be interesting, too early to tell. Character dialogues seem fine.

I am rather happy with the UI, it has all the functions that you can want and has an optional menu for walkthrough and other option. Good work.Being able to set relationships and features like NTR on/off at start is nice feature.Models look fairly decent.Animations are present, but they not really good, the body movements leave a bit to be desired, not bad I guess for a novice?Audio is present, but im glad there are at least some even some lewd, even if they not that good.

Seems like a good start and story, good character design. Perhaps a little too fast from the roommate. Unique options with developer commentary/4th wall/ spoilers alongside walk-through. I did have a bug where the audio from the first animation continued through the rest of the game.

Good enough game. There's not a lot here yet. English could use some help like using "left" instead of "leave", some grammar issues. The last sentence in this version is "My friend, what is you dream?". Just stuff like that. Additional Options category in the preference tab let's you add spoilers, Dev commentary, and fourth wall breaking. Neat concept that is not used much and it also has a walkthrough. You name the main characters and their relationships. The script is not that deep and no real character build up. But it's early. There is one BJ scene which is avoidable and really did not make sense, like it was just thrown in there. I'll put it on my watch list. -Best of luck to the dev.

FAQs of Staying at Home:

Is NTR (Netorare) Avoidable?

Absolutely. You can disable it at very start of the game. I made this way for those that don't like this genre. This way, you don't have to worry if the choice you're making is leading you to NTR scenes.

What other fetishes does it have and will it have?

Since it's still in the first version it's just a blowjob scene. But I'm planning for romance, exhibitionism, BDSM, sharing, threesomes, foursomes, anal, vaginal, teasing, occasional lesbians scenes, hand jobs, spankings, boob jobs, etc.

Are the sex scenes animated?

Yes. I plan to add more animations per update when I manage to upgrade my GPU.

Is it with AI?

No. There's no AI animated scenes whatsoever in the game.

Does the choices matter?

Sure. Some lead to different paths and others to increase love or jealousy, for example.

How do I get the NTR scenes?

Au contraire of some NTR games, where you sometimes need to pick the 'bad choice' to see them, here you need to increase the Alice's jealousy of you to get them. It's the trigger I choose for them.

I don't like NTR, but I like sharing, when will you add them?

Probably in the third or fourth update. Probably with every girl as well.

Conclusion:

Staying at Home emphasizes character growth and personality development. Each character has their own story chapters, where they encourage each other and build strong bonds through various events and adventures to overcome their inner shadows. The story includes fully selectable NTR elements, which change based on the player's choices and relationships with the girls. Will you be able to build your own unique harem?