Living with a Little Fox Girl

Living with a Little Fox Girl Become the shrine guardian after the caretaker’s passing and meet Mao, a shy fox girl. Clean daily, interact to build trust, and manage 30 days to reach trust 100 for a happy ending.

Living with a Little Fox Girl

In Living with a Little Fox Girl, you take on the role of caretaker for a local shrine—and meet its shy resident, a cute fox girl named Mao. You have 30 days to bring Mao’s trust up to 100. If you succeed, you’ll unlock a happy ending with Mao. Miss the deadline, and she’ll leave.

Your routine isn’t just cleaning. You’ll also need to talk to Mao and interact with her to gradually open her heart and deepen your bond. As Mao’s trust rises—and the shrine’s surroundings change—your choices will steer the story toward different directions and endings.

Can you keep the shrine running while also winning over this little fox girl?

Gameplay Overview

After the previous caretaker passes away, you’re tasked with cleaning the shrine back in your hometown. At first it feels like pure work, but soon Mao appears—your shrine’s fox girl resident—hesitant and distant because she hasn’t been around humans for a long time.

Still, she seems to genuinely appreciate your efforts. If you want to get closer, you’ll need to keep showing up consistently.

Every day, you clean the shrine. Over time, Mao warms up to you more and more. As her trust increases, you’ll unlock new interactions—not only with Mao, but also through changes connected to the shrine itself.

You only have 30 days, so be mindful about how you spend that time. Raise Mao’s trust to 100 before the countdown ends to reach the best ending.

Key Features

Cozy, Heartfelt Story

A warm narrative packed with small comforts, emotional moments, and character-driven progression.

Time Management

Plan your days so you can handle shrine duties while still making time to connect with Mao.

Multiple Endings

Your actions matter. The outcome depends on how you treat Mao—reach her maximum trust for the perfect ending.

Choice-Based Interactions

How you engage with Mao influences the relationship and shapes how the story unfolds.

Beautiful Visuals

Soft colors, adorable character designs, and relaxing background art help bring the world to life.

Save Anytime

You can save progress whenever you want, letting you replay scenes or explore different paths.

Easygoing, Simulation-Style Play

Simple controls and a relaxing rhythm make it a great pick for players who like cozy, story-focused games.

Player Impressions

• Many Saikey Studio titles benefit from a free patch, since some content may be missing without it.
• Compared with Living with My Little Sister, this one is generally easier: there’s little to no heavy time management, and the main focus is steadily building trust through character interactions.
• Because it’s more straightforward, some players recommend waiting for a sale for better value.
• If you enjoy fox girl characters and that particular style, you’ll likely enjoy this one more than you would otherwise.
• Several comments praise the scenes and art, noting similarities to doujin-style aesthetics (and appreciating that vibe).
• Others describe it as a meaningful step up from the developer’s previous work, highlighting that the relationship with Mao feels more direct and progression can happen quickly due to the 30-day deadline.
• Some players mention the game keeps a similar presentation to the prior title (including monochrome visuals and no music), suggesting adding your own lo-fi or mood-setting tracks.