Synopsis
A shut-in from District Three who obtains the “Forbidden Summoning Book” accidentally summons Ain, an Outer God of calamity class. When they ask for nothing but a “board game partner” instead of power or wishes, the cosmic will glitches.
A strange roommate comedy between an Outer God and a socially inept person. An enigmatic daily life unfolds through Idle mechanics, QTEs, and Adventure gameplay with full voice acting.
CV: Aya Kuchitani
This is a continent once “kissed” by ancient corruption. It is now divided into nine districts ruled by power, money, and endless high-brand exhaustion.
The lower the number, the higher the social status. Residents of District One call private spacecraft just to buy a breakfast sandwich, while people in District Nine toss canned goods into the water in exchange for a single sip of clean water.
You are from District Three. Luxurious on the outside, empty on the inside. A place where tech fanatics and influencers gather.
You are from this wealthy area. You have money and robots. The only things you lack are parental affection and human communication skills.
The second-hand pet robot under your bed that mimics your voice is your best friend.
Your hobbies are quite wholesome — Collecting strange items that should have been incinerated. Singing toilet paper, mugs that spout verbal, notebooks that write poetry at 3:00 AM… They all dance energetically in your room.
One day, you casually buy the “Forbidden Summoning Book.” Just as you think, “Is this another boring designer advertisement?”–
You actually summon her.
Emerging from the book is the Outer God Ain, a calamity-class entity capable of erasing an entire district.
Her plan was this: Grant a wish : Harvest the soul : Clock out of work.
But you say:
“I don’t really have a wish… Want to play a board game? I don’t have friends.” “…Are you serious?” “It is a rare edition. I even have a dice sterilizer.”
And so, the divinity of the void found itself under domestic house arrest due to the words of a lonely geek.
The strange daily life of a selfless shut-in and an Outer God begins–.
Game Features
Roommate Comedy between an Outer God and a Human with Zero Social Skills
The power, money, and immortality everyone desires. Your wish is “Please be my board game partner.” The cosmic will is bewildered.
Idle x QTE
During relaxed cultivation, cosmic-scale choices and reflex events suddenly occur.
Full Voice & Full Emotion
From a voice that destroys the world, to “Eh… did I lose again?”
Strange and Lovely Daily Events
The refrigerator is a rift to another world, the ceiling whispers forbidden book updates, and the grandmother next door occasionally leaks ancient divine language.
This house… is probably not normal. But it is your “daily life.”
* Approximately 80% of the background illustrations in this work were created with the supplementary use of AI technology. Character design, composition adjustments, finishing touches, and final expressions were all handled by the creator.
This work was created partially with AI.
(English product description translated with Gemini AI.)
| Circle | Just Joking |
| Tags | R18, Role-playing, Voice, Music, Application, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Korean, Japanese, English |
| Price | 1,980JPY |
Editorial Review
This is a rare hybrid: part idle game, part narrative adventure, anchored by a premise that subverts the power fantasy entirely. Most summoning narratives weaponize the supernatural entity; here, the protagonist’s refusal to exploit Ain—requesting only board game companionship—becomes the driving comedic and thematic tension. That inversion of genre expectations immediately separates this from the oversaturated “summoned servant” space.
The gameplay trinity of Idle mechanics, Quick Time Events, and Adventure segments suggests an intentional pacing rhythm designed to keep engagement varied without demanding constant attention. That’s a smart structural choice for a work centered on mundane domesticity rather than escalating conflict. The full voice acting from Aya Kuchitani elevates what could be a static visual novel into something closer to an audio-visual experience, which matters when the entire appeal hinges on character chemistry between the protagonist and an Outer God learning human eccentricity through board games.
The worldbuilding—this nine-district hierarchy stratified by wealth, where District Three sits as “luxurious on the outside, empty on the inside”—provides satirical scaffolding. It’s thematically coherent: the protagonist’s isolation in a status-obsessed ecosystem makes the accidental summons of Ain feel inevitable, almost cosmically just. The setting frames their board game ritual as genuine human connection within a fundamentally alienating environment.
The multilingual support (Japanese, English, Chinese Simplified and Traditional, Korean) signals confident international positioning, which tracks for a work gambling on comedic timing and voice performance across cultures.
This targets players seeking character-driven comedy over spectacle, who appreciate idle games with narrative spine, and who find an Outer God learning Monopoly rules more compelling than traditional power fantasy. If you’re fatigued by dominance-submission power dynamics in adult games, this represents a genuinely alternative approach to intimate supernatural storytelling.
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