Identify Game set in modern house with 3-4? woman. It's 3DCG, help finding it?

[stitchrl]

I'm looking for a game I played a while back. My memories of it aren't that great so it might be tricky to find. It's a 3DCG game, with the graphics quite decent. The game is set in a somewhat modern house. You can explore the rooms, walk down corridors, visit bedrooms and so fourth, and I remember being able to go out the front of the house also. There is I think, 3-4 woman in the house, initially at least, and the house is your typical white modern home, with white corridors, individual bedrooms for each of the woman. I know the home had a gym, some long corridors where you could bump into the woman. I think it was sandbox, but not entirely sure.

Quite vague on the details, but if anyone has any idea what it's called or think it is, please drop the name/link below.

Thank you!

 

[nobody140]

I'm looking for a game I played a while back. My memories of it aren't that great so it might be tricky to find. It's a 3DCG game, with the graphics quite decent. The game is set in a somewhat modern house. You can explore the rooms, walk down corridors, visit bedrooms and so fourth, and I remember being able to go out the front of the house also. There is I think, 3-4 woman in the house, initially at least, and the house is your typical white modern home, with white corridors, individual bedrooms for each of the woman. I know the home had a gym, some long corridors where you could bump into the woman. I think it was sandbox, but not entirely sure.

Quite vague on the details, but if anyone has any idea what it's called or think it is, please drop the name/link below.

Thank you!

The details are WAY too vague. Do you remember any of the actual plot.

 

[scrumbles]

Do you remember the game engine (Ren'py, Unity, anything else)?
Were the women somehow related to the MC or actual roommates? He was a student, I guess? Was he confined in the house? Or was there a town to explore?
Your description matches with Indecent Desires (included the detail about the corridor), but God knows how many games exist like that.