: For players who cannot choose just one partner, "Harem" endings are available, such as the "What's Mine Is Theirs!?" scenario. Version 1.02 Improvements Version 1.02—released with support from the
Players manage the protagonist's and roommates' daily routines, such as eating, sleeping, and working. This aspect adds a layer of realism and responsibility, making the game more immersive. Sweet Home - My Sexy Roommates -v1.02- -CODEPINK-
, which he does not reciprocate due to her being significantly younger. Jung Jae-heon Yoon Ji-su (Netflix only) : : For players who cannot choose just one
The most emotionally charged relationship is between Hyun-soo and his gruff protector, Jae-heon. Though never explicitly labeled as romantic, their bond exceeds platonic rescue. Jae-heon’s obsession with saving Hyun-soo—carrying him, monitoring his symptoms, and ultimately sacrificing himself—mirrors a romantic devotion that transcends the group’s utilitarian survival logic. Jae-heon’s death (Episode 8) functions as a narrative climax: it is the first time Hyun-soo openly weeps, and the loss catalyzes Hyun-soo’s final resistance to monsterization. This paper posits that Sweet Home uses a “romantic grammar” (tenderness, exclusivity, self-sacrifice) without a sexual script to explore a purer form of love: one based on seeing the monster in the other and choosing them anyway. , which he does not reciprocate due to