Not with a bug, not with a crash, but with a long, uncomfortable silence between two characters sharing a one-bedroom apartment. You’ve chosen the “wrong” dialogue option—not cruel, just thoughtless. The screen doesn’t flash red. No relationship meter visibly drops. Instead, your partner simply says, “I’m going to bed early,” and walks off-screen. The next three in-game days are a masterclass in cold mechanics: shorter conversations, a locked bedroom door, a sticky note on the fridge that reads only, “Milk.”
Will you navigate the complexities of cohabitation with care, or will tension and temptation tear the household apart? Every choice matters. Living Together- -v0.40b- -Advent Games-
Note for new players: v0.40b is not the final version. Advent Games follows a “slow burn” update cycle, typically releasing a new increment every 8–10 weeks. Not with a bug, not with a crash,
If you’re used to Living Together being a simple “increase affection, unlock scene” game, v0.40b will surprise you. The current build runs on three interlocking systems: No relationship meter visibly drops
Game components
The sound design is sparse but effective: rain loops, a coffee maker percolating, and a single melancholic piano track that plays only during trust conflicts. There is still no voice acting, though the v0.50 roadmap hints at partial voice work for key emotional scenes.
The public roadmap (updated September 2025) teases v0.41 for Q1 2026, featuring: