Games like Why do you love me?

"LoveChoice" is a single-player Romance Role Playing game with an interesting plot, stunning mechanics, and beautiful visuals accompanied by phenomenal music. The game features 3 stories with multiple endings, lovely art, and 17 original BGMs. Despite being on the shorter side, with a playtime of 1.5-2 hours, the game offers a meaningful experience with its focus on thoughtful ideas about love and partnership, and allows for refunds if not satisfied.

Tree tells a story of a relationship between a boy and his tree. What starts off as a simple connection, over time it grows into something deeper.

"Wolf Tails" is a visual novel game where you, a solitary cabin dweller, take in a lost wolf-girl and find yourself involved in the affairs of her pack, leading to romance and multiple endings. Play as either a male or female protagonist with unique dialog options and CGs. Enjoy beautifully illustrated scenes with animated intros and two romantic options featuring wolf-girls.

In Catto's Post Office, you play as Catto, the town's dedicated Postcat, delivering mail and helping quirky feline residents with charming tasks. Explore a colorful, cozy town full of adorable cats, spread joy, and enjoy wholesome vibes with playful interactions like a meow button and things to knock over. A delightful, short experience perfect for cat lovers.

"Behind the Frame: The Finest Scenery" is a heartwarming puzzle adventure game that tells the story of a struggling artist preparing for her final exhibit. Immerse in a vibrant and serene world as you help her complete her masterpiece, interacting with intriguing characters and uncovering secrets along the way. This game is a feast for the senses, combining beautiful hand-drawn art, soothing music, and engaging narrative into an unforgettable experience.

Home is a feel-good walking simulator experience in which you create your own poem and music. Embark on a poetic and musical heartwarming journey about what home means to you.

"Midnight Ramen" is a narrative dialogue game where players operate a late-night ramen stand, cooking for a variety of customers and helping them cope with their problems. With intricate ramen-making mechanics and heavy themes such as death and loss, this game is reminiscent of titles like VA-11 Hall-A and Coffee Talk. Players must carefully combine broths, noodles, toppings, and seasonings to satisfy each customer's unique preferences.

"Leaving Lyndow" is a first-person exploration game and a prequel to "Eastshade." As young artist Clara, you reminisce about your life and relationships in your seaside village, preparing to embark on a dangerous journey to become an artist apprentice. The game features breathtaking visuals and heartfelt moments, inviting players to reflect on relationships, fear, and growth.

"Voices from the Sea" is a visual novel adventure game where players assume the role of a young woman stranded on a mysterious island. The game features a branching narrative with multiple endings, inspired by mythology and folklore. Players must explore the island, uncover its secrets, and make choices that affect the outcome of the story.

Aureve is an android, content with a life of weaving silk tapestries alongside her master—but when he dies, his family sells her off due to her being a rogue: a self-aware android. Thrown into a new home of refuge for rogues, the newly freed Aureve must find her place amongst them and answer the question once and for all: how does one weave a new identity when the strings to the old have been cut…