Stuck at Home 0.1.0

How was your pandemic? Your quarantine?For our protagonist, it did not start well. Just as he was getting comfortable with working from home, he suddenly lost his job and his rent skyrocketed, forcing him to swallow his pride and move back in with his family. Most of them welcomed him back gladly, but he didn't feel nearly as happy about it. For him it was like he was back to square one, like he had never left in the first place. And now he would have to spend his days doing nothing, unable to go outside due to the restrictions, unable to earn money or be useful. And worst of all, he would constantly bump into his family in precarious and awkward situations.Perhaps because it had been a couple of years since he had last seen them, or perhaps the quarantine caused him to become sexually frustrated, or maybe he was always messed-up in the head, it didn't matter. He ended up finding himself attracted to his siblings and his own mother.Would it be possible that they felt the same way? Maybe this quarantine wouldn't end as badly as it started?

Features:

Immersive storyline: The App offers an engaging storyline that revolves around the challenges faced by the protagonist during the pandemic and quarantine.

Realistic characters: The App features well-developed characters, including stepfamily members, milf, and friends, adding depth and intrigue to the narrative.

Intuitive gameplay: The App provides a user-friendly interface and easy-to-understand gameplay, ensuring that users can navigate through the game effortlessly.

Stunning visuals: With its 2dcg graphics, the App offers visually stunning scenes and character designs, enhancing the overall gaming experience.

Mature content: The App caters to adult audiences, offering teasing elements and visually captivating depictions of characters with big assets.

Language availability: The game supports the English language, making it accessible to a wide range of users.

Highlights:

Explore the family home freely, interacting with various objects and characters to uncover secrets and build connections.

Engage in a variety of minigames that enhance the story and provide opportunities for character development and bonding.

Choose your dialogue and actions carefully, as they will influence relationships and determine the direction of the story.

Richly detailed environments that bring the family home to life, allowing players to immerse themselves fully in the setting.

A user-friendly interface that makes navigation and interaction seamless, ensuring a smooth gaming experience.

Planned features such as multiple story routes, animated scenes, and a calendar system that adds depth and variety to gameplay.

Strengths:

The Ordinary World: The protagonist of the Stuck at Home game starts his journey in the same place many of us found ourselves at the peak of the pandemic—working from home, feeling trapped, and barely keeping up with life. The hero is a young man who had once thrived in the city, balancing a remote job, an almost non-existent social life, and an ever-increasing sense of loneliness.He’s been isolated for so long that even going out for groceries feels like a daunting task. His monotonous routine paints a perfect picture of someone who’s lost touch with the world outside his apartment walls.

The Call to Adventure: But things don’t stay the same for long. A sudden layoff coupled with a massive hike in rent forces him to face the harsh reality—he can’t afford his current lifestyle anymore. His once-secure world crumbles and he’s left with no choice but to return home to his family.This move back isn’t just about finding shelter; it’s about rediscovering bonds that had long been neglected. The call to return home isn’t something he’s eager to answer, but it’s unavoidable.

The Refusal of the Call: At first, the protagonist resists the idea of returning home. After all, who wants to feel like a failure, forced to seek refuge under their parents’ roof? He wrestles with his pride, feeling ashamed to admit that he needs help. But with no job, no money, and no alternatives, his refusal is short-lived. In the end, the pull of necessity outweighs his reluctance, and he reluctantly packs his bags.

Meeting with the Mentor: When he gets home, he’s greeted by familiar faces—family members who want nothing more than to help, even if their good intentions sometimes come off as meddling. Among these is his stepmother, a key figure who not only guides him through his financial struggles but also helps him navigate the emotional minefield of returning to a place he once left behind. Her wisdom and life experience push him in the right direction, though not without a few humorous misunderstandings along the way.

Crossing the Threshold: The protagonist officially crosses the threshold the moment he steps through his family home’s front door. The life he once knew in the city is behind him, and now he has to face the challenges of living under someone else’s roof again. This marks the beginning of his new adventure—one that will test not only his patience but also his capacity for personal growth and understanding.

Useful Tips:

Explore every room: Take your time to explored each room thorough. Hidden item and surprise maybe make your gameplay mores reward.

Focus on mini games: Do not miss out on minigame. Theses provided great reward and are essential for progressed through game.

Complete daily tasks: Daily challenge often unlock bonus reward, so make sure log in every day to gather resource and upgrade.

Interact with everything: Every object in house maybe interacted with. You might discovered helpful item or fun surprise by click on random object.

Changelog:

Implemented the start of Casey's route. To get there, you need to fill up the final heart with 3 clues/courage and then confront Casey. NOTE: Each character will have many possible clues/courage that you can find, but you only need 3.

1500+ lines of dialogue. I lost track towards the end, but it's a lot.

3 long Casey route scenes. 1 long dream scene. Several shorter scenes and the ability to revisit them. (Can't revisit the 3 long route scenes, that will come later.)

Redrew some old scenes with new backgrounds.

Made Casey's room interactable.

Implemented Hard and Nightmare to Casey's yoga minigame.

Now if there is no new dialogue for a location AND time, and there (most likely) won't be in the future, you'll be able to 'hang out' with a character. It will only progress time, give a nice visual, and do nothing else, but reaching this point is required to get lewd scenes at these locations and times. (With some exceptions)

Masturbating is now available at the bed, after reaching the first dream scene with a character. There will be more with this later, but it's just simple masturbating for now.

Adjusted the code for the minigame difficulty choice to hopefully fix a bug where people could play hard and nightmare even though they weren't in the game.

Adjusted some backgrounds and improved the hallway ones to actually show the interiors when the doors are ajar.

Added SEVERAL animations. Originally it was just going to be a few, but you can thank the delays for giving the animators enough time to do more.

Added the animations to the gallery as well, though they will just be one speed/variation.

Finalized the characters in the kitchen, having them actually do stuff instead of just stand on screen.

Improved the dialogue load system so that it will be quicker in MOST cases. Not every time however, still a few kinks to figure out. This is what broke the old saves during dialogue, sorry about that.

MOBILE ONLY: Tried some stuff with the window and resolution stuff. Let me know how it looks/works. If it doesn't work, then I have a few other ideas still left.

MOBILE ONLY: Made the hints and the tooltip so that you need to press on them instead of hover, which should make them easier to handle and hopefully prevent things from being hidden under your thumb or something.

MOBILE ONLY: Made the buttons for the yoga minigame bigger. Let me know if you want them even bigger.

NOTE FOR MOBILE ONLY: I have no clue how the animations will be/work, so try to be understanding of that. I think I can make an option where animations are disabled, but ideally I wouldn't have to do that.

b-m:

Did a bunch of back-and-forth experiments to try and fix a resolution problem on mobile as well as a problem where the background was getting flipped and stretched. In the process, finally found the solution to the aspect ratio problem that's been there since the start of the project, but had to disable background blur in dialogue.

Disabled animations on mobile, because mobile can't handle them.

Fixed hints not working on mobile.

Adjusted the wording on one hint.

Fixed a bug where you could "Wait for Casey" in the upstairs bathroom whenever.

Fixed the "Wait for Casey" option in general so that it actually works.

Fixed dialogue not loading right.

n:

Adjusted one CG.

Fixed the speaker's name in one line of dialogue.

Android version now supports 64bit as well. No clue why it was only 32bit for so long, especially when it seems to help the game run smoother.

o:

Fixed the game not working when you pick a translation.

Fixed the Spanish translation having issues with certain letters.

Fixed an issue with saving around the Casey bath scene.

p:

MOBILE ONLY: Tried locking the framerate to something lower. It's an easy thing to adjust so let me know if it causes problems. Previously it was the same as the screen's refresh rate, but I wanted to experiment to see if this would help some people with lagging and crashing issues.

Fixed the Chubby Bunny minigame not working on translations.

Adjusted the hints on the three-piece heart.

Fixed the hints to say the correct thing once you reach the end of the current Casey Route.

Comments:

The setting of Stuck at Home is the pandemic era. Who can forget this? Many of us were stuck inside, forced to work from home and it just generally sucked. Well, that is certainly the case for our main character. He ends up losing his job and he can no longer afford his rent. While he really does not want to have to do this, he realizes that the only option that is in front of him right now is to move back in with his family. With no job, no money, and being forced to stay inside, could things get any worse.

Our MC ends up moving back home and the whole incest part of Stuck at Home starts pretty much right away. Our MC is sexually frustrated and as he has not seen his family in quite some time, he sees them in a more sexual way! There is his super hot milf mother Jude who was my favorite. He then has three siblings, he has an older sister called Mia and a younger sister called Chloe. However, the real joker in the pack has to be his younger brother, Casey who is a femboy and not shy about it! Even if the incest thing does nothing for you, I found that the story was kind of lighthearted and clearly not meant to be taken seriously.

Despite the story of Stuck at Home being about a dude who is stuck in the house with his crazy lewd family. The gameplay on offer here is far more varied than you would think. It has you exploring the house in your typical lewd game sandbox fashion. I will say that it is a bit slow to load a new room, but it is not the worst thing in the world. There are a selection of mini-games that you have to play. These range from having to press buttons in quick succession to matching things, to dragging things to their rightful place. Granted, none of them are all that deep, but they do add a lot of variety to this game.

Final words:

Stuck at Home is a nice-looking visual project for an adult audience of gamers. Here, participants will find both a plot component and a lot of explicit stuff. The main character, during the pandemic and constant restrictions on movement, turned out to be one of those who were left without work and without the opportunity to continue living in the same place. Because of which he is forced to temporarily abandon his dreams of achieving great heights in his career and return to his home. Where a large family happily welcomes the return of, in fact, an older man. The crowded and dense population creates a lot of piquant situations leading into the unknown.