Your Fiancée

[後半に日本語レビューあり] [h1]A Desktop Companion, Utility Hub, and Mod Sandbox in One[/h1] A white-haired 3D anime companion lives on the desktop, where you can watch her, change outfits, and use a surprising number of small utilities and collection features around her. Pet gacha, the "Infinite Fruit" planter, hardware monitoring, Lofi music, ambient sounds, a Pomodoro timer, reminders, a to-do list, a simple budget tool, and weather functions all sit inside the same desktop space. The experience is deliberately woven into everyday PC use. Leave her at the edge of the screen while working, then check in whenever you feel like rolling the gacha, tending a small collection feature, or changing her appearance. Rather than asking for a dedicated play session, it folds the character into the time you already spend at the computer. Customization is one of its strongest points. The dedicated mod tool can import Live2D, Spine, and PNG assets, with Steam Workshop support for sharing and expanding the setup. [u]You are not limited to watching the bundled character; the desktop can be rebuilt into a character environment tailored to your own tastes.[/u] Players who already have suitable assets will g…

This is not as simple as it looks...There is a TON of stuff with it. desktop pets, timers, trackers...and this Includes some utilities that are surprisingly useful. This includes network, number and lookup utils. Its worth adding to your arsenal.

This is a broken desktop companion, it worked once and hiding the character completely hides and disappears forever. There are no tutorials or guides on start up and the UI is horrible to access and navigate. Uninstalling and re-installing doesn't work, verifying integrity, even deleting and self-repairing user data didn't have the UI re-appear. I am also a firm believer that this is just screwing with the user since if you have it active as a background process (by default when playing), it stops you from closing the game on the steam application. I tried it with all other apps that were running from steam, I can click the stop button, but cannot with this desktop companion active. Overall, my first time having a questionable and untrustworthy application downloaded from steam.

Far to cheap for what it does (for me). Budget, Calculator, Dates, Music, BGM(white noise, etc), Make your own Avatars, QR-Code reading, .... and it goes on. And everything is easy to access. A conforting female character is actually helpful. For Girls/Woman: No male Ones in the Wirkshop yet. But cute Ones ... and the possibillity to create your own (Program and Maual(also in english) included). Nothing intruding detected. Everything is under your control. Needs around 500-700 MB Ram for me. (Same es most Browser-Tabs nowadays)

A truly bafflingly comprehensive utilities program dressed up like a desktop waifu. Perhaps "secretary" got lost in translation? [i]Fiancée[/i] seems a like a misleading description of a categorically good purchase. Her wardrobe is limited, her body metrics are static, and she can't sit down or use her arms or even walk around the screen. But she'll track your calendar and daily to-do lists with timely reminders, she'll help manage your personal budget via an accounting function, she'll play lo-fi music and/or white noise with a Pomodoro timer to keep you focused... Or you could ask her to convert an image to ascii art or text to morse code or to read/generate QR codes. There's no question that she's worth the asking price - she'd be worth it for her white noise selection alone. It's just so odd to see so much functionality for a desktop companion with so little in the way of cosmetics (outside the workshop). "Welcome home, darling! Do you have some IP addresses you'd like me to look up? Would you like a status report on the earthquake off the coast of South Africa? Or maybe... you'd like me to run a PC benchmark test? ...What's that? You want me to turn around to look at my ass…

not bad for the price.