Tenants of the Dead: A Supernatural Visual Novel Adventure

Tenants of the Dead isn’t just another visual novel. This one’s got ghosts, drama, sexy stuff, and a whole mess of secrets lurking behind creepy apartment doors. You’re the new manager, but honestly, nobody warned you about the stuff that goes bump in the night—or the stuff that goes bump in the bedroom, for that matter. Seriously, this place is a hotbed for both hauntings and, uh, forbidden flings. If you’re into stories that mess with your head and maybe tug at your heartstrings, or just make you jump.

Why even bother with Tenants of the Dead?

A story that hooks you

a bunch of weird, possibly dead tenants, a building with more skeletons in the closet than your average soap opera, and you, stuck in the middle. It’s not just “choose your adventure.” Every little thing you say or do? Yeah, it changes stuff. No pressure.

Spooky meets spicy

So, you’ve got ghosts. And you’ve got romance. Sometimes, both at once (which, honestly, is a bit much, but also kinda cool). One minute you’re dodging poltergeists, next you’re sneaking into someone’s room for, uh, adult shenanigans. It’s like The Haunting of Hill House, except with more flirting.

You call the shots

Mess up? You might end up as the building’s next ghost. Play your cards right and… well, let’s just say you’ll get to the bottom of all those mysteries (maybe even find love—or at least a good time). There’s more than one ending, so you’ll wanna see what kind of chaos your choices stir up.

It’s free. On Android. No strings.

You don’t have to shell out a dime. Download it, play it on the bus, sneak a chapter at work (I won’t judge). Runs smoothly, doesn’t kill your battery, and you don’t need Wi-Fi to get your scare on.

What’s cool about it?

– The art is killer. Seriously, the atmosphere pulls you right in.
– Every single tenant has their baggage. Some of it’s sexy, some of it’s tragic, all of it’s juicy.
– The adult stuff isn’t just slapped on—it fits the story (pun intended).
– Choices aren’t fake. You can screw things up, or stumble onto hidden endings.
– Touch controls work great, and you can play offline. Perfect for when you’re hiding from your responsibilities.

How not to suck at Tenants of the Dead

– Click everywhere. There’s weird stuff hiding in every room.
– Pay attention to what people say—even the ghosts. Sometimes they drop hints without meaning to.
– Don’t just waste your time. Some events only pop up at night, or after a certain convo.
– Get to know your tenants. Some of them are more than they seem (seriously).
– Save a lot. You will want to rewind after you accidentally piss off the wrong spirit or miss a spicy scene.

Bottom line

If you like your horror weird and your relationships complicated, this game’s for you. It’s creepy, it’s hot, it’s got twists, and you’ll probably end up yelling at your phone more than once. So, what are you waiting for? Grab Tenants of the Dead for Android—free, remember?—and find out what happens when the living and the dead are really just neighbors with way too much drama.