Somnacycle

A young man moves into a new house and finds himself living with his stepmother and stepsister, and something about the arrangement is off from the first night. The warmth isn't hospitality, the looks linger too long, and the tension in the house has nowhere honest to go.

The setup is simple: he's the new guy under someone else's roof, and the mature women around him have decided he's worth noticing. What starts as awkward domestic proximity turns into something hungrier, with every conversation carrying a second meaning and every touch testing how much he'll let slide.

Play revolves around navigating that pressure day by day, reading which advances to encourage and which to stall, as the stepmother and stepsister push closer with glances, casual contact, and increasingly bold invitations. It's a slow-burn dating-sim rhythm dressed up as a psychological thriller, where resisting is technically an option.