Hyperborea – Hornysolation

Quarantine gives the hero a lot of free time and, apparently, a lizardwoman living in his wall. Picking up where "Humans are not that against Lizardwomen" left off, this sequel takes the isolation setup and runs with it, trading the outside world for one apartment and one increasingly eventful cohabitation.

The premise stays simple: stuck inside with nowhere to go, the protagonist finds company in his new scaled roommate, and loneliness stops being a problem pretty fast. What starts as a shared living situation turns into something considerably more hands-on as the two figure out how to pass the time together.

Play moves through the visual novel format expected of the genre, following the pair's growing relationship through dialogue and choices that steer how their quarantine plays out, with different paths leading to different endings depending on how the hero handles his new houseguest.