Staying at Home

Editorial Has potential

Staying at Home is a choice-driven adult VN still in early access (v0.2.2), and its strength lies in offering branching paths with real consequence—notably, toggleable NTR/sharing content that doesn't force players into unwanted scenarios. The art is solid, with realistic character models that reviewers appreciate, and the writing captures playable relationship dynamics. However, the build is rough: spellcheck errors are frequent ("Blatter" instead of "Bladder," "Scew" instead of "Screw"), dialogue attribution glitches (characters saying lines meant for others), and audio bugs (looping sound effects) undermine immersion. The game is also sparse on content if you disable NTR—some players feel they're avoiding most of what's planned. Honest dev communication about scope (no true harem ending, sharing will be separate mechanics) has earned trust, but the early state and modest current breadth mean this is worth monitoring rather than rushing into.