My Roommates Are Vampires

Kicked out by his family for coming out, Adrian starts over at Jaxville College with nothing but a suitcase and one affordable room left in town: a lakeside house shared with four roommates who turn out to be vampires. The tone leans more toward horror-comedy and romance than dread.

Broke and friendless, Adrian moves in with Taehyung, the steady life coach holding the household together, Jett, a swimmer with a sweet tooth and zero sense of personal space, and Romeo, a baker built like he lifts more than dough. Settling in means figuring out what they actually are, and what he means to each of them, one roommate at a time.

It plays like a straightforward visual novel: read through Adrian's new life, make choices about how he responds to each housemate, and watch which relationships tip from tension into something more explicit. Given the setup, there's plenty of watching before there's touching, and the game seems happy to let both play out.