The Fallen of Angel

Aki moves in with his aunt and cousins for what's supposed to be a quiet family summer. It doesn't stay wholesome long, and the game doesn't pretend it will.

Beneath the reunion setup is the usual slow reveal: relatives who aren't as innocent as they first act, and a household full of appetites nobody mentions out loud until they do.

You spend your days navigating a sandbox of family members, choosing who to visit and how far to push each relationship, with the story unlocking new encounters as trust or curiosity builds. Progress comes through repeated visits and choices rather than a fixed script, so the pace is on you.