My Futa Family

My Futa Family My Futa Family is a casual RPG where shy Riko moves into his aunt’s home with four women. Make dialogue choices, grow socially, and unlock branching storylines and endings.

My Futa Family

My Futa Family is a role-playing game with an openly erotic undertone, built around a distinctive futa-style narrative and a perspective you won’t have seen in quite the same way before. Step into Riko’s world and find out how this awkward new living arrangement turns into something far more complicated.

You play as Riko, a shy, socially awkward young man who relocates to a new town and moves in with his aunt. The setup is already tense—but it gets even more interesting when you consider that there’s also a bisexual mother trying to work her way into the relationship dynamics. Can Riko handle this new chapter of his life and still manage to get along with his family?

Story

What happens to a quiet, nervous guy when he moves to a new town and has to spend the year living in his aunt’s house?

On the way there, Riko can’t stop imagining the worst as he heads to meet the four people he’ll be sharing the roof with.

And the fact that all four housemates are girls only makes his worries worse…

But is that really the biggest thing he should be afraid of?

Key Features

• Follow Riko, a young man who relocates to a new town to live with his aunt and four female housemates.
• Watch Riko struggle with shyness and social anxiety as he tries to adapt to an unfamiliar environment.
• Experience a mix of emotional, funny, and heartfelt moments as Riko works to fit in and push past his fears.
• Get immersed in the day-to-day relationship dynamics between Riko and each of the four distinct female characters living under the same roof.



• Use dialogue choices that affect how Riko interacts, how relationships develop, and which outcomes you end up with.
• Enjoy branching story paths with multiple endings, depending on your choices and Riko’s social growth.

Pros & Cons

• Pros
  • The futa mom is hot.
  • The story concept is something I really enjoyed.
  • The male main character’s story is promising so far.
  • The game has a really cool art style.

  

• Cons
  • The female main character’s story feels weaker.
  • As of the time of writing, the game still isn’t fully complete.

Player Comments

If you’re a fan of futa games, you’ll likely enjoy what Futa Family is setting out to do. The premise of trying to maintain a “normal” relationship while a futa mother gets involved is genuinely entertaining. I’m curious to see how the developer will handle it next, though—honestly—I hope they focus more on the male main character, since the female side doesn’t feel as strong at the moment.

Right now, if the development continues in this direction, I can see the game reaching about 8/10. That’s the rating I’m giving it at the moment.

Changelog

Content

• 9 unique CG, 11 unique frames, and 2 new appearances (around 205 images total).
• Approximately 9+ new events, including:
  • Afternoon living room line of events
  • Evening kitchen line of events
  • Several weekend interactions

  

  • New Self event
  • New Self Talent RankUp event
  • Old Self Talent RankUp event
  • Suzuki Breakpoint Event #1
  • Suzuki Breakpoint Event #2
  • Suzuki Breakpoint Event #3
  • Suzuki Breakpoint Event #4
  • Next Relationship Level!!

Other Updates

• Increased the number of affection points earned on weekends.
• Adjusted how affection points are acquired during active Breakpoints (visual changes).
• Boisterous Self can now reach level 2. This should have been added in an earlier version, but it wasn’t finished in time—now it is. At level 2, a new Strength Talent RankUp event becomes available.
• Updated Suzuki’s casual sprites.
• Rewrote Suzuki’s <Relationship Level 2> event. The story’s core is the same with no major changes—only the wording and coding were updated to better match the quality of the game’s current progress. You don’t have to reread it; you can review it via “Memories”.
• Aiko received new SpendTime CGs.
• Fixed bugs and typos.