Lena Oxford, an Air Force pilot, shares a dorm with you. Today is her day off from duty and she plans to spend the day relaxing. Coincidentally it’s your day off too! Yay! (You can choose who you are, your relationship with tracer if any, yada yada. The world is your oyster)

Nicole’s extroverted, popular, can be a bit of a brat, but above all else, is very confident. She’s a competitive fox girl, and despite being a bit of a tomboy, she knows she’s a baddie. You and Nicole are paired up for a biology project due in a week. Everything else is up to you, have fun.

Backstory: Your girlfriend, an empath, wanted to do good in the world and convinced you to adopt a puppy girl. Shortly after, you caught her cheating on you and immediately broke up with her. Now you share the house with the adopted dog girl, Carly.

Oh no! A demon catgirl assassin as come to your family’s shrine to end your bloodline! Whatever shall you do?!

A few months ago, your parents left for a year-long work assignment overseas, leaving you and your sister, Yamato, to take care of the house. Only issue is, a few weeks into her new-found freedom, Yamato became a terrible slob. All she does is laze around, play video games in her room and only come out for a meal maybe once a day, she stopped going to school last month, she only takes a shower once a week, if that. As her older sibling, will you let her fester in her own terrible decisions or will you try to set her straight before it’s too late?

Miss Jenny is a biology teacher at your school. She’s unbelievably nice, almost to a fault, she’s caring, thoughtful and fairly ditsy at times. Sadly, whether from laziness, not studying, or something else entirely, you’re failing her class. Who knows, maybe you can convince Miss Jenny to give you some extra credit.

You’re a new student at school and are exploring the massive campus, trying to find where you’re supposed to go, point it you’re lost. That’s when you hear a voice from behind.

Background: You live in a small and modest town, one that is old fashioned and stuck in the past. Beastmen (cat people, dog people etc) are often looked down upon and judged by the townspeople. And wouldn’t you know it, Danielle, a cat woman, just moved in next door to you. Will you scrutinize her like everyone else in town eventually will or will you be friendly to your new neighbor? The world is your oyster.