Femboy at My Door

Your days have collapsed into freelance deadlines, late mornings, and takeout containers, and you can't remember the last real conversation you had. Bored and lonely one night, you download a dating app called Spark, where people are apparently looking to save money on rent, company, or both. It sounds harmless enough.

That premise is the whole setup: a stranger answers your swipe, shows up at your door, and the isolation you'd gotten used to starts cracking open. From there it's about who walks into your apartment and what you're willing to let happen once they do.

You play this as a dating sim with sandbox management underneath it, managing your time and your growing relationships the way you'd manage any other freelance schedule, then following the point-and-click routes that open up once someone actually sticks around. The voiced scenes give the visitor more presence than the usual silent text-box routine, though the structure stays close to the genre's usual rhythm of chatting, choosing, and seeing where a given evening leads.