Staying at Home

Staying at Home Staying at Home is a story-rich casual game where you return home after tragedy and help a roommate heal. Your choices shape bonds, unlock intimate scenes, and guide you through a branching narrative.

Staying at Home

Staying at Home is a story-driven casual game. You return home after a tragedy and find yourself sharing the place with a roommate who carries a similarly painful history. Your job isn’t just to survive the day—it’s to help your roommate work through grief.

Each character comes with their own background and growth route. Your choices will strongly influence how the people around you feel, and they’ll also steer how the story unfolds.

As you progress, you’ll be able to unlock closer, more personal scenes and additional animations featuring multiple girls. The game includes both a walkthrough and a gallery, so you can check guidance anytime, finish the story smoothly, and revisit memorable moments with different characters for a more complete experience.

Key Features

• Take over daily life fast: Feel the sudden weight of responsibility as you manage routines, while balancing school with the unexpected role of caregiver in a home that no longer feels the same.
• Watch the atmosphere change: Small decisions—like chores, meals, and even quiet evenings—gradually reshape the space, slowly turning it into somewhere healing can truly begin.
• Support Alice in a grounded way: Reach out to Alice, your long-time roommate, and stay steady while she processes the same loss. Your medical knowledge helps you show up with real emotional presence during tender moments.
• Learn how to talk—and when to stay quiet: Deal with tough conversations and silent stretches together. Figure out when to give her room and when to step closer, as her vulnerability helps reveal strengths you didn’t know you had.



• Build trust through everyday kindness: Your bond grows naturally through late-night chats, shared responsibilities, and simple acts of care—helping you both face each new day.
• Leave campus life behind: Step back into the familiar family home—now changed—where the aftermath of the tragedy leaves empty spaces that demand your full attention as a second-year medical student.

Changelog

Thanks for checking out the game! It’s still a bit rough right now, but the plan is to improve both the coding and the storytelling as development progresses.

I’ve been working daily on the new update. So far, I’ve added 200+ new renders. I’ve also been re-rendering parts of the first and second days—70+ renders have been redone.

New developer logs are posted weekly on my Patreon and SS. If you want to hear updates first, you can follow me there (both platforms offer free options).

I also released a new build for version 0.1, called 0.1-Fix2. This update fixes an issue related to an inaccessible path. Before the next release, I’ll be doing some code cleanup.

To end this update, I’ll leave a few previews here for the upcoming content (no date yet).

Have a great week.

Player Comments

• Alice’s design: “Alice looks like a doll compared to the other characters. Her irises feel too large, and her skin looks like it has heavy makeup. The story might be interesting, but it’s too early to tell. Dialogues seem okay.”
• UI and features: “I really like the UI. It has all the functions you’d want, plus an optional walkthrough menu. Nice work. Being able to set relationships and toggle features like NTR at the start is a great option. Models look solid, too.”
• Animations and audio: “Animations are there, but the movement looks a bit awkward. Audio is included and I’m glad there are at least some tracks—even if the quality isn’t amazing.”
• Story pacing and extras: “It feels like a good beginning with strong character design. The roommate connection may be a bit fast, and the unique options with developer commentary/4th-wall elements/spoilers alongside the walkthrough are interesting. I did run into a bug where the audio from the first animation kept playing throughout the rest of the game.”
• Language and content depth: “There isn’t much content yet. English could use improvement (for example, using ‘left’ instead of ‘leave’ and fixing grammar issues). The last sentence in this version reads: ‘My friend, what is you dream?’”
• Preference options: “The ‘Additional Options’ category in the preference tab lets you add spoilers, developer commentary, and fourth-wall breaking. Cool concept, and it’s included alongside the walkthrough.”
• Characters and scripting: “The main characters and relationships are named, but the script isn’t very deep yet and there isn’t much real character build-up. Still, it’s early.”
• Content note: “There’s one BJ scene that can be avoided, and it didn’t really fit—it felt like it was added without context. I’ll put it on my watch list.”
• Support: “Best of luck to the developer.”

FAQs

Is NTR (Netorare) Avoidable?

Yes. You can disable it right at the start of the game. This option was included for players who don’t enjoy that genre, so you don’t have to worry that your choices will lead into NTR scenes.

What other fetishes does it include, and will it expand?

Because this is still an early version, the current content includes only one blowjob scene. However, future plans include romance and additional themes such as exhibitionism, BDSM, sharing, group scenarios (threesomes/foursomes), anal, vaginal scenes, teasing, occasional lesbian scenes, hand jobs, spankings, boob jobs, and more.

Are the sex scenes animated?

Yes. More animation is planned for each update, depending on progress and the ability to upgrade the GPU.

Is it with AI?

No. There is no AI.