Rizz the Wolf

It's Valentine's day and you're about to confess your love to the most popular Lone Wolf in your school. The only question is if he'll be willing to accept you as his?

Features:

Personality-Adaptive Dialogue: Responses shift based on Rizz’s mood swings—playful teasing might disarm him, while excessive flirting triggers defensive sarcasm.  

Timed Confession Mechanics: Balance boldness and restraint during key moments, where rushed declarations or prolonged silence alter relationship trajectories.  

Hidden Affection Triggers: Discover niche interests (like retro vinyl collections or stray cat feeding spots) that bypass Rizz’s aloof facade.

Environmental Storytelling: Decode Rizz’s true feelings via locker graffiti, playlist lyrics, and doodled notebook margins scattered between scenes.  

Ambient Soundscapes: A lo-fi soundtrack mirrors shifting tensions—gentle guitar riffs during casual chats, uneasy synth beats when walls go up.  

Micro-Interactions: Share split-second moments like catching his glance during lunch or "accidentally" bumping shoulders—tiny gestures with seismic consequences.    

Developer Notes:

Hello everyone! This post is just a short update about me, the game's development and along with a few boundaries I'd like to set for Patreon and in general.

First of all, I hope everyone enjoyed the little gag game "Rizz the Wolf" especially for Geo simps, but I did not make that for the sake of April Fool's alone, I made that as practice and I've been learning new stuff and polishing my methods in coding. To the people who aren't aware, I am no coding master; I have a college degree in animation and I have no idea what the fuck I am doing.

I did not learn how to code via school, I did it all out of pure interest, my love for visual novels/otome games and curiosity (basically I just raw dogged it all). This tiny project was made to let me test out new methods I'd like to implement on my actual game. Basically, it's practice.

I never planned on being a game dev nor wanting to publish a game and I definitely did NOT expect for my game to get this popular it's honestly baffling and amazing and terrifying.  

But to say I am not thankful is wrong, I AM VERY THANKFUL for this and the attention my game has gotten along with the appreciation and how many people I've inspired because of this game I made out of pure spite and stress due to college.

The Kid at the Back's development is still in progress, in fact, I'll be polishing the code starting now with the methods I've learned throughout my research and practice to make it cleaner and less of a mess.

I am still adamant of publishing my game as the full thing next update so please, all I ask from you all is patience, I am not sure when exactly I'll be done since writing dialogue itself is a pain (I have 5 more days to go) along with the weight of multiple expectations from so many people takes a toll on my mental health and motivation. So all I am asking is patience.

For Patreon, I won't be responding to DMs here since I am not really active in checking DMs here to give everyone the immediate response they deserve. For increasing Soulmates, I apologize but I won't be expanding it any further until I have something to offer since development is kind of slow, I will increase it once the full game is out so again, I'd like to apologize once again who can't be a Soulmate for now (I feel burdened not giving anything when 300+ people are subscribed to me here).

With that said, I hope everyone has a great day and thank you so so much again for supporting me and "The Kid at the Back"!

Conclusion:

Looking for a fun, unique visual novel experience? Look no further than Rizz the Wolf! In this adult-themed game, you’ll confess your love to the popular Lone Wolf on Valentine’s Day. With 15 different endings, two special endings, and a namable main character, there’s plenty of replay value. And don’t forget about the comedy genre – it’s sure to keep you entertained throughout.