The Tyrant [Android]

The game revolves around a protagonist, the player's character, who is returning home after spending a year abroad as an exchange student. Having completed his final year of schooling, he is back to seek employment. Upon his arrival, he immediately perceives that unsettling changes have occurred.

His family consists of his mother, stepfather, and two sisters—one younger and one older. The stepfather has been a positive figure in the family's life, accepted by all as a true father figure. However, what has transformed in his absence, and the potentially negative implications of these alterations, will be unveiled in the game's demo.

While some might prematurely judge this as yet another cliché game focusing on taboo familial relationships, this game offers autonomy to the player in shaping the narrative. The player exercises choice in determining the nature of relationships they pursue. Whether building a romance with a family member, engaging in conventional dating, or pursuing a more manipulative and self-serving path, the player dictates the course of action.

Choices range from pursuing a secret liaison with the mother, embarking on an innocent romance with a girlfriend, to coercing a sister into an advantageous relationship on behalf of a friend. Alternatively, the player may opt to maintain platonic relationships with family and explore multiple external romantic connections.

Ultimately, the player has full control over the character's actions and how the story unfolds, akin to a dating simulator. Set against a backdrop that includes dark, rough, and even violent elements, the game introduces adversaries intent on seducing away 'your' girls, as well as a primary antagonist, the tyrant as suggested by the game's title. Achieving your objectives will prove challenging, with an array of possible routes to success. Most of the content is optional, allowing players to avoid certain scenarios at their discretion.