Sin to Heaven

Sin to Heaven Sin to Heaven brings you back to your hometown after years away. Reconnect with family, make life-changing choices, win hearts through story events, and shape your own harem path.

Sin to Heaven

Sin to Heaven sends you back to your long-lost hometown to reconnect with family and friends. Your character’s path is completely in your hands: you can live the easygoing life, or chase after a lineup of beautiful women and build your own harem. The game keeps moving through story moments where your choices affect how women feel about you—unlocking new dating situations, letting you talk with girls, and revealing various exciting, sensual animations.

As the story continues, past relationships from abroad also start to play a role in your journey. The big question is simple: will you end up with a truly satisfying life—and a thriving harem?

Story Overview

It all centers on a young man who left home to pursue specialized education. While he was away at a foreign boarding school, he lived through experiences and relationships that will matter later in the story.

When the story begins, the protagonist returns home to reconnect with his landlady and his family. From there, he has to decide what his future should look like—and what will bring him the happiness he’s been craving.

Before long, the plot places him in situations where he can choose to pursue different women. The direction of the story depends on YOU—on the decisions you make and the way you build your relationships with the women around you.

Will you go after dominance and success, or take a more relaxed route and let life come to you? You decide.

In Sin to Heaven, you play as a Male Protagonist.

Key Features

Engaging Storyline

Follow the journey of a young boy who heads to the city for studies, then returns to his hometown after eight years—ready to reunite with his family.

Emotional Connection

Feel the real pressure and emotion of an 18-year-old dealing with unexpected turns in his life.

Deep Character Development

Meet a wide variety of characters who influence the boy’s path and help him navigate the complicated realities of everyday life.

Interactive Gameplay

Step into a choice-driven experience where your selections shape the protagonist’s fate and steer the storyline.

Stunning Visuals

Enjoy visuals designed to bring the story to life and make the experience more immersive for players.

Thought-Provoking Themes

As the boy’s journey unfolds, explore themes like identity, family, and personal growth.

Changelog

Version 0.4

• Added 2 new characters.
• Updated new dialogues and scenes.
• Added new animations.
• Updated the “Special Thanks” message for supporters in the Game menu screen.
• Added a “Special Thanks” splash screen.
• Fixed bugs and typos.

Version 0.3

• Added 3 new characters.
• Updated new dialogues.



• Added new animations.
• Updated the “Special Thanks” message for supporters in the Game menu screen.
• Added a “Special Thanks” splash screen.



• Fixed bugs and typos.

Player Comments

• “Simply amazing game, the girls are hot. MC is a great alpha—he doesn’t let any girl get away… even not his cousin’s girlfriend (fell in the net is fish). And the MC knows what he’s doing. Looking forward to future updates!”



• “Nice game, but I’m getting really annoyed by the lack of a choice when it comes to sex with certain characters. I get that a lot of work goes into the character renders, and you want to show them off—but it isn’t fun to be forced into situations you’re not interested in. Just let the protagonist say ‘no’ whenever they want and jump to the next scene. I don’t think that’s too hard. If customers make the game shorter for themselves, that’s on us.”
• “I don’t usually leave harsh reviews, but in this case the story has just started—so maybe I’m giving the dev a chance to improve the game. The following plot holes are so big they could swallow NYC. 1) The landlady and her husband clearly should’ve known about their daughter’s competition earlier—they don’t just appear out of nowhere. Why didn’t they plan ahead or at least text MC about what was going on? 2) When LL tried to make plans with her sister, the old grudge would’ve likely made it obvious she still holds a grudge. And also, why would a mom whose body is covered in tramp stamps worry about her son being ‘corrupted’ over a couple pints, then blame it on the MC? I can’t buy it, so disbelief has to be suspended here. 3) ‘Oh shit! Sorry MC I have to go drop something off with my girlfriend. Want to come along?’ 4) Laya forgot her towel and asked Jayden to fetch one. If MC is being upfront he says, ‘Sorry Laya, Jayden had to go to the GF’s for an errand…’ so LLSis knows. If he’s up to no good, he stays quiet. But when he returns with the towel and she tells him, ‘Come on in, it’s open,’ knowing the shower c…’”