Twelve Faces

Money was never the plan, so the kid of two self-made moguls skips the inheritance and takes an apprenticeship instead, starting broke and unqualified under a once-famous architect trying to claw his firm back from irrelevance.

The job comes with the usual grind: learning design and construction from a man rebuilding his own reputation, while the protagonist tries to survive on a salary that doesn't match the childhood he walked away from. That's the setup. What actually eats the runtime is the growing list of women who take an interest in him despite the downgrade, and the game gives you choices that shape which of them stick around.

You move through the story deciding how to handle both the work and the women, with later updates adding a proper pick between several love interests instead of one fixed path. It's built on rendered stills rather than constant animation, though a handful of animated scenes do show up for the main pairings, camera controls included.