Hello. Today, I'd like to introduce "My House Girl's Fantasy."

It's a work that makes you feel as if you're spending a relaxed afternoon with a warm cup of tea. The circle that produced it is Hariu's Amusement Park, and while it uses the nostalgic and beloved technique of pixel art, it draws the player deep into the simulation genre.

The fact that it has already sold 116 copies suggests that this work resonates with many people. While it's easy to enjoy casually, it also possesses a charm that hides a deep world view.

The appeal of this game lies, perhaps, in its sense of realism and the depth of the situations depicted. The story unfolds with a blend of daily life and fantasy, centered around the female protagonist.

• The warm world of pixel art
• The weight of choices and outcomes unique to the simulation genre
• A delicate drama where daily life intersects

These elements form the major pillars of this work. I don't get the impression that it's just crammed with stimulating elements. Rather, I feel the passion in the meticulous depiction of the characters' lives and the situations they find themselves in.

The genre tags include keywords like female protagonist, toys, pleasure degradation, daily life/routine, prostitution/escort, masturbation, and big breasts/busty, but these are merely descriptions of aspects of the work. What I felt was that these elements don't exist in isolation; instead, they intertwine organically within a single narrative. It might be similar to the feeling of having a deep conversation in a slightly secretive, yet somewhat nostalgic, coffee shop.

The game's structure itself is reportedly straightforward. The care taken to ensure the player can enjoy the story progression without getting lost is a wonderful point. Furthermore, there's a system where all H scenes are unlocked upon reaching the ending while progressing through the story. I felt this mechanism strongly conveys a sense of accomplishment to the player.

This work should be a wonderful choice for those who love the retro charm of pixel art, and for those who wish to immerse themselves deeply in a story world through the simulation format. I've seen information about its high ratings, but more than that, this is a piece where you can feel how much the creator, Hariu's Amusement Park, has cherished and nurtured this world.

Because there's a hint of humility—acknowledging its immature aspects—I feel like I want the players to watch over it with warm eyes. Perhaps this is because it's filled with the passion of someone who has taken a big first step.

If you are looking for a story tinged with a touch of the extraordinary, yet one that makes you feel like you want to protect it, why not try picking up "My House Girl's Fantasy"? This world of pixel art will surely add a quiet color to your heart.