THE NAME?

THE NAME? follows Gunt, a hybrid character caught between two species, as he navigates relationships and personal growth in a slice-of-life setting. Developer gun_san12 builds the narrative around discovery—both of self and of the various characters Gunt encounters. Your choices shape which connections deepen and where the story branches, making replay value a natural consequence of the branching path structure typical of dating sims.

Gameplay centers on familiar visual novel mechanics: reading dialogue, making choices at key moments, and watching those decisions ripple outward. The pacing leans toward character interaction over puzzle-solving or stat-grinding, so if you're looking for intimate character development and relationship progression, that's the core draw here. Gun_san12 incorporates humor throughout, which softens what could otherwise feel heavy about identity and belonging.

The game contains explicit sexual content and mature romantic scenes. The tone toward these moments appears straightforward rather than apologetic—adult intimacy is presented as a natural part of these relationships. Given the bara and furry tags, expect character designs and scenarios tailored to that aesthetic. The early development status means the experience is still in flux; version 2.3 suggests ongoing refinement, so some polish and content gaps are worth factoring in. Available on both Windows and Android, making it accessible across devices.