Milfy Day

A new town, a new school, and old reliable connections are all in the life of the protagonist of the erotic visual novel, Milfy Day. Only hot girls seem to be born in the city, otherwise how do you explain the large number of them around Jake, the protagonist of the novella.

No strangers

After his father died, little Jake was raised by Fiona, the landlord of the apartment where Jake and his father lived. Fiona took care of Jake as best she could and now the boy is eighteen years old and Fiona is broke. Desperate times call for desperate decisions, so Fiona and Jake go to live with Fiona's rich sister Melissa. Jake and Fiona have to share a place with three other girls, which doesn't seem very critical to Jake.

New adventures and new acquaintances

But it's not just the move that becomes a momentous event in Jake's life. Transferring to a new school has provoked many adventures and even more noteworthy acquaintances. School life and home affairs are closely connected, as events from school can directly affect the neighbors' relationship with Jake. Jealousy and chance are the two driving forces in the visual novel. Throughout the story, the player will need to improve relationships with the girls in order to eventually have a relationship or a noncommittal sexual relationship with them.

First in Everything

Twenty-four girls are ready to warm the protagonist in their arms. However, not all are available from the start. From the start, you can talk and have a relationship with:

• Fiona is Jake's former landlord and caretaker. Works for the mayor of the city and lives with her rich sister
• Melissa is a rich lady director of her own clothing stores. Sister to both Fiona and mother of two grown daughters
• Jessica is Melissa's daughter and an employee of one of her boutiques. Dreams of becoming an underwear model and periodically gets the main character to finance her dreams
• Sarah is Melissa's eldest daughter. Sarah managed to fulfill her dream and become a policeman. However, her fragile nature periodically gets the protagonist in trouble