Father’s Promise

A dying father's last request puts Liam in charge of a family he isn't ready to run, and the promise he made at that man's bedside doesn't let go easily. The tone stays grounded in that weight rather than played for laughs.

Liam is left as the man of the house for his mother Sue and his sisters Elie and Celia, and the world around them turns out to be full of people happy to take advantage of that: classmates, teachers, even a real estate agent circling the family's affairs. Holding the household together means noticing who is actually a threat before it's too late, and Liam's own feelings for the people he's supposed to protect complicate every decision he makes.

The game runs on choices that steer which of three paths the story follows: an NTR route, a romance route built around Karl, and an incest route that hinges on how well Liam manages to protect his sisters. Only one early choice on the NTR path is mandatory, and the rest can be steered away from with the right decisions, so the ending you land on is genuinely a product of what you clicked, not a fixed slideshow with detours.