My Futa Girlfriend

Fourteen days, no WiFi, no way out. Ethan gets dragged on a tropical vacation by his best friend Ryan, stuck on an island with three women from his university days, one he's had feelings for since sophomore year, two who might have feelings for him. There's no escape hatch and no emotional buffer zone, just heat, proximity, and a retirement account he keeps mentioning at the worst possible times.

The setup is a pressure cooker: confess or let the situation force the confession for you. Ethan's overthinking runs into a house full of people who aren't going anywhere, and the vacation becomes less about paradise and more about who cracks first.

You play as Ethan, making the calls that push things toward one girl or another as the days tick down. Conversations, choices, and close quarters do the work here rather than any wider exploration, and the trans/futa dynamic in the group is part of what keeps the situation from playing out the way Ethan expects.