CIRCLEMATE

A dead-broke sense of grief turned into a fat inheritance is the only reason the protagonist even clicks the ad: a shady social media account offering "gentle sex lessons for those who are bad with women." He's a literature club student who's spent the month since his parents died doing nothing but eating, sleeping, and jerking off, so the offer lands at exactly the wrong, most vulnerable moment.

He signs up anyway, money warping his judgment just enough, and what follows is seven days of lessons that pull him out of the university-then-home loop he'd been stuck in. The overview doesn't dress this up as romance so much as an arrangement he stumbled into out of loneliness and cash.

Play consists of moving through that week from a fixed home-and-school setting, working through the sandbox at your own pace as the lessons escalate. The game keeps its cast small and its focus narrow, sticking to the tutor-and-student dynamic rather than branching into a wider social circle, with the different endings marking how the week ultimately shakes out for him.