According to GameSpark, the newly established indie game brand STAYRESIDENT has announced the focus-assist raising adventure game "Fenestra: my focus, her future". The game's Steam store page and first trailer are now live.
The game features a raising simulation gameplay style similar to Princess Maker. Players will work alongside "Fenestra," a girl who lives inside their computer, and use a Pomodoro timer to track real-life study, work, or creative sessions. These focused hours will translate into character growth and story progression.
Before starting work, players can schedule activities for Fenestra to perform simultaneously. Once the timer starts, she will sit at her desk to complete her tasks, improving stats such as Intelligence, Sensibility, and Morals. How players treat her will also affect her growth, with her personality developing along nine different axes—such as cheerful, dependent, or tsundere—based on their relationship and stat combinations.
The scenario is written by Keisuke Makino, author of the novel "Vampire in the Garden" and a veteran game scriptwriter. The game plans to include over 120,000 words of fully voiced dialogue, with story branches determined by cultivation methods and player choices, leading to an estimated 20 different endings.
In addition to the raising elements, the game will offer a customizable Pomodoro timer for work and break intervals, a to-do list, a weekly habit tracker, a work music player, and an ambient sound mixer. The music player is expected to feature over 50 Kawaii Future Bass tracks, with an additional 10 songs by adomiori planned for the main game, and a theme song currently in production.
"Fenestra: my focus, her future" is currently in development for PC and will be released on Steam. The release date and price have not yet been announced.