Silver Creek

That regret about the things you should've said in high school gets a second shot here: you're back for senior year with the memory of how it actually went and a chance to do it differently. Fight the bully or try to talk him down, chase the queen bee, get pulled into the rebel crowd, test your luck with a teacher who's strict for a reason, or finally notice the friend you'd written off as just a nerd. The caretaker at home isn't going anywhere either.

Underneath the romance options there's an actual mystery about the town itself, one the game treats as worth unraveling rather than just window dressing for the dating sim parts.

Play is choice-driven from a male protagonist's point of view, steering which girl gets your attention and how each confrontation plays out, with different endings depending on who you commit to and who you walk away from. Episode updates add new scenes for specific characters rather than reworking the whole game at once, so content arrives one relationship at a time.