My Friend’s Family

My Friend’s Family Live with your friend’s family while he serves in the military. Make choices that shape relationships, trust, and outcomes across multiple story routes in My Friend’s Family.

My Friend’s Family

In My Friend’s Family, you accept a friend’s request to stay with his family for a while. Inevitably, your attention shifts toward his mother and sister—especially as you spend more time under the same roof. While your friend is away in the military, you’ll need to use different approaches to earn their trust and slowly draw closer.

As the story progresses, you’ll move into increasingly personal, detailed conversations, leading to intense and explicit erotic scenes. The game includes multiple branching storylines; the decisions you make in-game shape the direction of the plot and influence your final dynamics with the characters.

Story

Before your friend leaves for military service, he asks you to live with his family temporarily. His goal is simple: he wants you to protect his mother and sister while he’s gone. Because COVID-19 left you without work, you decide to accept the offer—rent becomes the least of your worries for the time being.

Based on your choices, the game will lead you down one of these routes:

• Netori: Your main character can end up in a relationship (or more), depending on decisions. Your personality also changes across this route, ranging from a friendly type to something more deviant.
• Netorase: Unlike Netori, you take a different path—your character ultimately chooses to share.
• Netorare: By the end, the main character turns into a submissive “simp” type.

Key Features

• Immersive storyline: Play as a protective friend who stays with your friend’s family while he’s away. The emotional tone and close living situation help pull you into the drama.
• Real-world pressure: The story ties into real-life financial strain by portraying your character as unemployed due to COVID-19—making your situation feel more relatable.
• Character interaction: You can talk and interact with multiple people, including your friend’s mother and sister. Building relationships and responding to their needs will be important as the story develops.
• Choice-driven outcomes: The game uses decision points that alter what happens next, so your actions directly influence how the plot unfolds and how relationships end.
• Available on multiple platforms: You can play on Windows, Mac, and Android.
• Detailed visuals and graphics: The app includes polished artwork and animations designed to make the experience feel visually immersive.

Story Highlights

• The double edge of unemployment: With no job, you deal with day-to-day survival—balancing household duties against your own needs. Every decision forces you to weigh loyalty against necessity.



• Hidden tensions come to the surface: Behind the family’s calm exterior are unresolved grief, sibling rivalry, and private struggles. Your presence pushes everyone to face emotions they’ve kept buried.
• Moral crossroads: Do you confront the sister’s rebellious behavior, or protect her from her mother’s judgment? Conversations you have can ripple outward into trust and relationship changes.
• Managing limited resources: You’ll juggle tight finances, household tasks, and emotional support—while trying not to attract your friend’s attention if things go wrong.
• Secrets lurking in the background: Uncover deeper family dynamics, including a mother’s health crisis, the sister’s hidden abilities, and why your friend left so suddenly. Your choices here can reshape the core of the story.

Player Comments

• One player mentions they don’t mind avoidable NTR, but feels the game’s only sex scene being NTR indicates that NTR may always take priority, so they chose to skip it. They still wish the developer luck.
• Another comment points out that an NTR warning tag seems to be missing, and the reviewer says they would have preferred a warning beforehand. They also explain they don’t mind some forms of sharing, but strongly dislike “hard” NTR where the main character’s love interest is taken away and he can only watch.



• A positive reaction praises the story start, notes only minor spelling/grammar issues, and says the animations look smooth. They also speculate it may resemble a harem route since the player is protecting the family while dating a character named Nana.
• One reviewer says that across the author’s other titles, the character writing feels very poor—commenting that even lines of dialogue that appear during skipping can be extremely unpleasant.