Tailor Tales Design dresses, fall in love

Clients bring requests, you design the garment, and the finished piece pays for the next part of the romance. Finish a route and you unlock more wearable clothes for her.

Each bachelor gets his own complete story with no common route, so every pick feels like a new game. Neil is prickly and wealthy, and drags you to masquerade balls and the opera. Dimitri, your ex's younger brother, ends up renting a room in your boutique and cooking for you. Caine is a thief who needs a push in the right direction. James crashes in front of your shop, literally, in a world where people have superpowers and you design their costumes. Then there is Aiden the catfish, Gray the old gang rival now squatting in your basement, and Eeyok, your guard in an 18th century life where you were executed once already. An eighth route, Zex, is still in development.

You customize your main character's looks, dress her up in clothes you designed yourself, and decorate the boutique she runs. In conversation you decide her attitude: act fierce or kind with your guy, kiss him first or let him take the lead. She is not a shy blank slate either; the main character has a backbone and a career, and her best friend Sarah has her back through every route. Each bachelor's story has two endings, and neither one is bad: the game simply lets you steer toward the ending you prefer.

Each route runs 5 to 7 hours, roughly 100k to 130k words per character, and the stories go to unexpected places: a time loop before your own execution, a kidnapping in a superhero city, strange sounds from a basement. The cast is hand-drawn and lively: sprites blink, mouths move as they talk, and the CGs are animated. There is partial voice acting, pleasant background music, and a night mode for reading in the dark. When you finish an ending, the game asks if you want to see the other one right away instead of making you replay the whole route.