There is a visual novel called Our Life: Beginnings & Always that may fit this. You can play as any gender, but I played as a female and I was very affectionate and doting to the boy in the game named Cove. You can choose to just be friends or create a relationship with him and it gives you a lot of control over how the relationship moves throughout your character’s life. He’s sensitive and shy, but as you get to know him he becomes very supportive and loving.

You play from childhood to adults and it’s very cute. I highly recommend it.

I would go. The age gap makes me uncomfortable and it would probably be an awkward time for me, but I wouldn’t want to shut my son out or lose our relationship over it.

The snake boss in Nioh 2. My friend kept coming back that day to say, “You haven’t killed it yet?!”

People have been calling them digital gardens lately.

My late cat Dinah had the full name: Dinahsaurus Dinah the Dinahnator, but we often called her a list of other names. Dinahsaur was her favorite.

Now I have Ryuji aka chicken nugget, nuggie, tiny tiger

Yusuke aka Void Boy, Boy, Mr. Yusker

Yonah aka Yoyo, Demon, Evil One, Brat Cat, Yoner

Kimchi aka Kimmers, Kimmy, Kims, Kimcher