“Blurring the Walls” is a game about a regular dude trying to keep his cool while his girlfriend Ayumi and their friends turn what should’ve been a normal vacation into something way more… interesting. Between playful teasing and unexpected temptations, keeping those boundaries clear isn’t as easy as it used to be.
Plot
A summer vacation in Reivak with your girlfriend Ayumi. Simple enough, right?
Except nothing’s ever simple when you mix beach vibes, lowered inhibitions, and a girlfriend who’s way too good at pushing your buttons. What begins as playful teasing slowly evolves into something neither of you expected.
Once the walls of your inhibitions start to blur, there’s no turning back. (so cheesy but had to!)
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v0.6.1
Affinity System
Character bonds now track across the game based on your choices. How you engage with each character influences what’s available later, from conversations to scene variations.
Especially in the upcoming Act 2.
Some earlier scenes were reworked where characters, Terrace in particular, felt too locked-in regardless of your choices. Your level of engagement with each character should now feel like something you’re choosing rather than something the game decides for you.
Bond display is in-game so you can see where you stand. The UI is functional, not pretty. It’ll improve.
Skip-to-day now lets you configure bonds per character if you don’t want to replay from scratch.
Path Clarity
Major route-defining choices now have TQ/SP indicators for players. Smaller choices stay unmarked. I’m considering a toggle for this in a future update but it’s not in yet…
Story & Scene Improvements
Some scenes reworked with more meaningful path variation. Sections that ran too long have been trimmed.
Various bug fixes and polish based on your feedback since 0.6.0.
For existing players:
You shouldn’t need to replay to continue into Act 2. I tried my best to ensure Saves are compatible but you can use skip-to-day feature.
That said, if you want the full experience of how choices now shape relationships, a fresh playthrough is definitely worth it.
