Meat Eat Girl

The Manga Club has one member left, and the school just decided a club needs five to survive. Aoki Ryota, president by default, spends his afternoon running around campus making promises he probably shouldn't so he can drag four girls into the clubroom before the axe falls.

The setup is simple survival math: recruit enough bodies to keep the club's doors open, then deal with what happens once they're actually inside. Ryota gets his four members, and the clubroom stops feeling like a place for drawing manga panels and starts feeling like something else entirely, especially once one of the girls asks him to "help with research" for a romance story she's working on.

Play follows that same thread through a summer of club activities: Ryota trying to hold onto some shred of senior-member dignity while the girls he saved from disbandment keep finding reasons to lean on him, literally and otherwise. The protagonist's name is locked in from the start, so there's no renaming him to whatever you'd rather be called.