Reliving You

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About this game

No in-app purchases, no ads. Pay once and enjoy the complete story. Reliving You is a slice-of-life romance visual novel set in a shared house. College student Yushi Kaga breaks up with his girlfriend Mafuyu after a painful misunderstanding. To cut his lingering feelings and start fresh, he moves into a share house run by the kind Hinata. But Mafuyu has also moved in for the same reason. To avoid worrying the other residents, they agree to act like strangers who have just met. The house is also home to Hinata's lively younger sister Koharu, and the charming, gender-ambiguous Asakura, who often leaves Yushi flustered. Through convenience-store encounters, late-night conversations, study help, and the residents' gentle meddling, the two are forced to face old feelings, jealousy, and words left unsaid. Told with warm daily scenes and dual perspectives, this visual novel focuses on learning to communicate, apologize, and respect each other. There is no easy reunion—only the quiet question: can two people who failed at living together begin again?
A visual novel of exes reunited as roommates and learning to love again.
Updated on
Sep 12, 2026
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