
Join two close friends in building a cozy seaside B&B. Every choice affects the story and your relationships. Spend heartfelt moments with six unique girls and create a summer worth remembering. 4K visuals, nearly 1,000 minutes of video, side stories, mini-games, and 20+ endings await.
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Such A Guy is a first-person narrative game that blends live-action interactive storytelling with light management gameplay. You play as Zane Zheng, a young man who leaves his city job in search of meaning and, together with two close friends, renovates a lakeside guesthouse by the sea. Featuring cinematic-grade filming, real actors, and on-location shooting, the game offers a deeply immersive experience. It combines branching narratives, relationship development, and exploration to create a lifelike yet open-ended interactive journey.
With nearly 1,000 minutes of 4K HD footage at its core, the game incorporates a relationship system and branching events. Players face hundreds of decision points, each influencing the characters' fates and the progression of the story. Over 20 different endings are available, along with side mini-games, hidden surprises, memorable scenes, and an achievement system to encourage exploration and replayability.
4K cinematic visuals with real actors, natural lighting, and film-style editing—blurring the line between games and film.
Dual storylines of relationships and guesthouse management, with hundreds of choices for a branching narrative.
Side plots, mini-games, and events add rhythm and depth to the story.
Romance six unique heroines—your. Your bond depends on choices and interaction.
Achievements and hidden scenes support replays and unlock a whole life experience.
As summer arrives, Zheng Zai quits his urban job and heads to a seaside town to co-manage an old guesthouse with two friends. Starting from scratch, they face funding shortages, operational challenges, and personality clashes, gradually building a warm and authentic space. What begins as an entrepreneurial journey slowly turns into a journey of personal growth.
Meanwhile, six women with diverse personalities and backgrounds enter Zheng Zai’s life. They are travelers, neighbors, colleagues, and possibly destined partners. Every conversation choice, interaction timing, management preference, and even moments of silence influence relationships, shaping emotional outcomes and the narrative's conclusion.
Will the business succeed? How will relationships end? Which connection will last? The game hands you full control to experience a complete life story through authentic audiovisual storytelling.

Layla Jiang (25, Tour Guide / Surf Coach)
Outgoing and cheerful, Jiang Lai is the brightest presence on the beach. A local native who knows every corner of the town, she’s a loyal early supporter of your venture. Passionate about surfing and adventure, her personality is like a sea breeze — free-spirited and unrestrained. Your relationship with her is like shadows running under the sun — pure, direct, yet full of challenges.

Ki Gan (30, Bar Owner)
Mature, confident, and straightforward, Gan Qi owns the town’s popular bar. She possesses life experience and tolerance, making her a valuable mentor in her career and an unexpected source of support in relationships. She’s not proactive, but she never refuses a genuine connection. Your relationship with her is one of “adult understanding” — if you truly get each other, you can go far.

Mina Xu (26, Freelance Graphic Designer)
Intellectual and elegant, Xu Manman lives independently with a rich inner world. She expresses emotions through design and often hides her thoughts in silence. You’ll need to understand her “silent language” and slowly gain her trust and companionship.

Zoey (23, Resident Singer)
Bold and edgy on the outside but soft inside, Zuo Yi sings at the local bar and is passionate about music. She tells stories through melodies, keeps her guard up with the world, but treasures sincerity. If you accompany her for late-night drinks and listen to her wounds, she might sing a song just for you.

Ivy Wong (20, Marine University Student)
Delicate and gentle, Wang Yutong is an intern in a marine research project. Quiet and kind, she reveals surprising determination at critical moments. She loves aquatic life and has a unique perspective on life. Your bond with her is a steady stream, gradually deepening in calmness and warmth.

Erica Luo (22, Travel Blogger)
Whimsical and energetic, Luo Yueke is a social media “travel photography queen.” She loves taking photos, being playful, and stirring up trouble — sometimes like a scatterbrain, sometimes unexpectedly reliable. Her world is colorful and lively. Can you leave a lasting impression amid her fast pace?

Each character has their own story and branching fate. Will your presence change their paths?
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Languages: Simplified Chinese*, English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, Korean*languages with full audio support
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慢热型。不过罗娟真的挺搞笑的。
เป็นอีกหนึ่งเกมที่แนะนำให้เล่นครับ คุ้มกับเงินที่เสียไป เพลง ดนตรี โดยรวมดีมาก บทส่งให้ตัวนางเอกทุกคนได้ดี(มีไม่เท่ากันบ้าง) ก่อนเล่นไม่ได้มองใครเป็นพิเศษ แต่บทโดยรวมดีจนเล่นไปสักพักเลือกยากมากว่าจะจบกับใคร เป็นอีกเกมที่ออกมาสักพักใหญ่แล้ว อยากให้มีภาษาไทย นะครับ แนะนำให้เล่นเลยครับ 9/10
拍得很细腻很清爽,剧情很治愈,也很有恋爱的感觉。从角色设计到音乐美术都非常有品,每位角色也都充分展现了魅力,和在展现主控的魅力上做了很好的平衡,没有擦边和莫名其妙围着主控转。
Excellent in every way.
非常棒
Such A Guy Review - 9/10 I played Such A Guy (有这么一个家伙) for about 35 hours on Steam, completed all achievements, and played on Windows 11 with the English interface/subtitles and Chinese audio. This was also my first East Asian FMV game, so I’m reviewing it from the perspective of someone new to the genre. Such A Guy by Such One Studio is a full-motion video life/dating sim RPG where you play as Zane/Zheng Zai, who quits his job and starts a seaside guesthouse business with two childhood friends. Along the way, you try to keep the business alive while building relationships with six female leads, any of whom may become your romantic interest depending on your choices. Installation was quick and painless, and the free 4K DLC is a nice bonus. Performance was smooth for me, loading times were good, and I didn’t encounter any major technical problems. The interface is also easy to understand, even as a first-time FMV player. Moving between scenes, replaying choices, and unlocking alternate outcomes felt intuitive. Gameplay-wise, the game has a good balance of story, choices, mini-games, collectibles, hidden options, achievements, and multiple endings. The mini-games are simple but not pointless, and the achievements encourage you to explore the game more fully. Replayability is definitely a plus, since some endings and hidden scenes are unlikely to be found by accident. My main technical complaint is that the game initially defaulted to Chinese, so I had to figure out how to switch the language to English. For English-only players, a first-launch language selection would help a lot. Some phone voice messages also did not have English subtitles, and there were occasional subtitle errors or spelling mistakes. These did not ruin the experience, but cleaning them up would make the game feel more polished. The story surprised me in a good way. Despite having six romance routes, the plot remains mostly coherent regardless of which path you take. Some side scenes feel a bit like filler, but they are still fun, natural, and in character. I also appreciated that the game stays mostly wholesome. Aside from some mild suggestive humor and swimsuit scenes, it avoids excessive fanservice. The six female leads are one of the game’s biggest strengths. They feel distinct in personality, appearance, fashion, and goals. They are not just love interests for the male lead; they have their own dreams, problems, and ways of responding to the player’s choices. Some characters value honesty, some enjoy secrets, some want to be challenged, and others want gentleness. A big part of the fun is learning how to match each girl’s personality. The final chapter delivers a satisfying emotional payoff. Without spoiling anything, there was even one scene that genuinely made me cry. The main good endings are satisfying without feeling overly dramatic, and if you have a favorite girl, her ending will likely feel rewarding. The cast was also well chosen. The female leads are visually and personally distinct, which makes them easy to recognize even for Western players unfamiliar with the actors. The supporting cast also does a good job, especially Luo Xiangzi and Li Zeming. The resort setting is beautiful, and many scenes - especially around the guesthouse and hiking locations - look great. The mostly live-action filming with minimal CGI helps the game feel grounded and organic. I also enjoyed the soundtrack. The use of English songs and songs with more Western-style melodies fits the modern setting and gives the game a refreshing feel. Recommended for players who: are new to FMV games; want a story-focused interactive romance game; enjoy wholesome romantic comedy drama; like multiple endings and replay value; prefer character-focused storytelling over heavy fanservice. Pros: Smooth technical performance in my experience Beginner-friendly interface and mechanics Good story, pacing, and emotional payoff Six distinct and likable female leads High replayability with many endings and achievements Beautiful scenery and strong resort atmosphere Mostly wholesome tone Cons: Some missing or inaccurate English subtitles Initial language setting may confuse English-only players A few side scenes feel less important to the main story Overall, I really enjoyed Such A Guy. It was easy to get into, emotionally satisfying, and a great introduction to East Asian FMV games for me. Final rating: 9/10
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