[ Adult Life × Romance Game ] A Must-Play for Working Adults! A Romance Simulation Game Depicting the Process of Gradually Tying the Knot with Your Slightly Clumsy Co-worker Girlfriend! Ouchi de Amaeru Shakai-jin Kanojo no Ren-ai Moyou!

It's often said that the beginning of a romance is like a drama—but this story is a little different. The setting is an ordinary office, the relationship is a secret, but the love is real. The protagonist is dating Yui, a junior at the same workplace. They cherish their world, keeping their relationship private from those around them. While such a daily life is sweet and melting, it's also a time when anxiety gradually grows. That single teasing comment, “Aren't you going to get married?” at a drinking party seems casual but ignites a spark in the heart—this story meticulously portrays such a delicate flow of emotions.

The heroine, Yui, is not just a so-called “spoiled” character. At work, she desperately tries to act as a responsible person, working hard every day to fit into society. But in front of the protagonist, who understands her better than anyone, her true self inevitably comes out. She might be a little cheeky or quick to get jealous—but these are all reactions born out of love. This makes us, as players, feel a strong desire to accept and embrace this side of her.

A notable point of this work is that the goal is not “starting a relationship” but “proposing marriage.” Starting from the point of already being lovers and even living together, the story explores how they deepen their trust and move towards marriage. This process is filled with small, everyday events. They fight, they miss each other, but they also laugh together while drinking soup. Such life-sized depictions of the two of them are rendered with a reality that makes them feel like the couple next door.

Yui's appeal lies in the fact that she doesn't fit into the simple framework of just a “cute girlfriend.” Her honesty and simplicity—recovering her smile after a bad mood with good food or a small event—highlight her human nature. Her unpretentiousness, admitting that she is “easy to please,” makes her a contemporary yet somehow reassuring character. I felt the gentle touch unique to this game in how the image of a “home” and “future” expands every time her favorite soup appears in their daily life.