Planned Release Date: 2027

About This Game

Three likes. Three men. One Tokyo.

You play Yuto, 26, a café worker in Tokyo. Three men have liked his profile on NEARBY: Toru, 31, a personal trainer who finished work early for this; Rai, 24, a graduate student who is easier to talk to than his photo suggests; and Ryosuke, 28, a marketer whose interest is easy to read — and harder to answer.

Meet on screen. Choose how you respond.

Scenes play as photoreal cinematic video with Japanese voice. At turning points you choose Yuto's reply or attitude — a little more direct, or give the moment room — and watch how he reacts. No affection meter, no right answers. The response is in his words, his eyes, and the distance between you.

A first date, then the choice to meet again.

The full game follows three relationships: deciding whether to see someone again, growing closer, and finally choosing one man — or no one.

The first playable chapter follows Yuto's first date with Toru: a café, a riverside walk at sunset, and a station farewell. This chapter is available now as a free demo for Windows and macOS. Select Download Demo on this page to play.

• Photoreal cinematic scenes set in an autumn Tokyo

• Japanese voice acting with English / 中文 subtitles

• Choices about closeness, not quizzes

• Adult characters (24+); romance and kissing, no sexual content

• Made by one independent creator in Japan

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

All characters are original adult fictional characters. Generative AI tools are used to create character imagery, video footage, and Japanese voice performances under the creator's direction; the results are reviewed, selected, and edited shot by shot. AI assistants also support parts of writing, translation, editing, and game implementation. The creator defines the story, characters, choices, performance, interaction, and quality requirements and makes the final decisions. No real performer is depicted, no real person's face or voice is intentionally used as a character reference, and nothing is generated while the game runs.