How to Raise a Happy Neet is a simple management game made by Rurisoft, impressively coded for an rpgm engine. The simple story consists of a single man living modestly facing the task of helping a girl in legal consent age for that country to open up to the world and leave her past traumas behind. The game follows the simplistic idea of free time, free work, upgrades, and interactions with the girl to improve affection and intimacy, strengthening the relationship and allowing more in depth options. The art is pretty, with a touch for the cute and adorable aesthetic, but nothing too special or remarkable. The management gameplay changes temporarily to an interactive mode when your relationship is strong enough. Unlocking abilities in the skill tree allows more complex options during the interactive moment. The game offers a wide range of possibilities, with diverse reactions based on your relationship level, creating a decent immersive experience. Sadly the game comes with the typical japanese censorship, in the form of mosaics which would ruin the entire game, but thank the good will of modders, an uncensored patch exists to curb the always disastrous and pointless censorship forced by japanese laws. The game is quite short and can be completed easily in a couple of hours without much effort. It’s a solid game with a strong foundation, but it would greatly benefit from a broader range of options and increased variety