Sisters Connect

Two sisters move into your house, and the routine you'd stopped noticing starts falling apart in the best way. Old memories resurface, feelings that were never quite settled get complicated again, and daily life under one roof turns into something less quiet than it used to be.

The setup is simple: circumstance throws you three together, and what grows from there is built out of small domestic moments rather than one big dramatic arc.

Day to day, you're clicking through a household sandbox, nudging routines, catching reactions, and steering conversations toward the feelings everyone's pretending not to have. Progress comes from paying attention to schedules and moods rather than brute-forcing scenes, with the point-and-click puzzle framing giving the domestic setting a bit of actual friction instead of just menus.