Staying Connected

Staying Connected puts players in the shoes of Lisa’s husband in an experimental relationship simulator that explores the consequences of opening a marriage. The game blends character-driven storytelling with choice-based gameplay, where dialogue, decisions, and side encounters shape how the couple’s night unfolds. Players can expect branching scenes that test trust, jealousy, and communication, with the main story designated as NTS while side stories may contain NTR elements. Staying Connected aims to provoke emotional reactions and gather player feedback as a first release from its developer.

Key Features

⭐ Branching, choice-driven narrative that changes relationships and scene outcomes in Staying Connected.

⭐ Players take the role of Lisa’s husband, navigating conversations, decisions, and emotional mechanics.

⭐ Main storyline set as NTS while optional side stories may include NTR elements, offering varied adult scenarios.

⭐ Early release focused on storytelling with an emphasis on player feedback.

Advantages

✅ Focused character development and emotional gameplay allow meaningful choices and consequences.

✅ Clear player perspective—playing as Lisa’s husband—creates intimate, character-driven scenarios.

✅ Mature themes are explored through branching scenes that encourage replay to see different outcomes.

✅ The developer has invited feedback, which can influence future updates and side story content.

Disadvantages

❎ Mature sexual and relationship content may not be suitable for all players.

❎ As an initial release (version 0.1.5.5), players may encounter rough edges or incomplete features.

❎ Scope and mechanics are limited compared with larger narrative titles while the game is still being developed.

Development Team

Little Bull Games is the developer behind Staying Connected; this is their first game and they are soliciting player feedback to refine the experience.

Version Information

Current release: version 0.1.5.5, distributed as an early build intended to collect impressions and guide future improvements.