Play 14 Days With You Online — Ren, Endings & Demo Guide

Content Warning (18+): The developer rates this game 18+ and lists coarse language, jumpscares, depictions of the yandere trope, physical assault, violence, gore, and death. It also includes eye-straining text and screen effects that may trigger seizures in photosensitive players. Please take that warning seriously before starting.

14 Days With You is a romantic horror visual novel by cutiesai, built in Ren'Py, and it is one of the most popular yandere visual novels ever released on itch.io — 4.9/5 from over 5,800 ratings, an order of magnitude more than most titles in the genre. You move to the coastal town of Corland Bay to start over. Small things start going wrong in your apartment. And a soft-spoken, pink-haired coworker named Ren offers to keep you safe. You can play it online free here in your browser.

Story: Fourteen Days in Corland Bay

The opening is domestic and low-key. Laundry goes missing. There are footsteps that should not be there. Someone has been inside. Nothing dramatic enough to panic about on its own — just a steady accumulation of small wrongnesses in a place you have only just moved into.

Ren is the person who notices you are unsettled, and who offers to help. That offer is the hook, and the game is deliberately constructed so that accepting it feels like the sensible, warm, obvious thing to do. 14 Days With You presents itself as a cute, slightly cliché dating sim on purpose — the sweetness is not a disguise laid over the horror, it is the delivery mechanism for it.

Ren

Ren is the love interest and the antagonist, and the game does not treat those as separate roles. He is gentle, attentive, and genuinely good company — and he is a yandere in the fullest sense of the archetype, willing to do serious harm to keep you. The itch.io page lists him as Ren/[REDACTED], which tells you roughly how much the game intends to hold back about him early on.

The reason 14DWY has the following it does is that Ren is written with actual interiority rather than as a delivery system for menace. The care reads as real. That is precisely what makes the rest of it work.

How the Game Works

• Deep protagonist customization. You set your name, pronouns, and appearance — hairstyle, eye color, skin tone, and body type — rather than picking from a couple of presets.
• Branching days with multiple endings each. The structure is day by day, and individual days have several possible outcomes depending on how you handle Ren. Choices carry forward: how you treated him yesterday shapes what today makes available.
• Gallery and achievement systems. Both track what you have unlocked, which is the practical way to see which scenes and endings you have not reached.
• Full-length days with unique CG artwork, hand-drawn by the developer in Paint Tool SAI and Clip Studio Paint. No generative AI was used.
• A few hours per playthrough. This is substantially longer than most free yandere VNs.

The Demo Covers Days 1–5 — Not All 14

This is the single most common misunderstanding about the game, so it is worth being direct: despite the title, the current public build is a demo, and it covers Days 1 through 5. The most recent major content update was Day 5.5, and the build sits at version 5.5.2. The remaining days are still in development.

The Day 5.5 update also rebuilt much of the interface — the choice layout, character creator, gallery, and main menu — and added new customization options, hidden lore, and achievements. If you played an older version, the developer asks that you delete previous versions entirely and start a fresh save, because old saves can break against the new build.

Endings

Each day in the current build has multiple possible endings, and the in-game gallery and achievement list are the authoritative record of which ones you have found. Beyond that: the developer has not published a complete route map or a definitive ending list for the finished game, which does not exist yet. Guides claiming to document every ending are player reconstructions of a demo, not documentation of a finished work.

Practically, the way to see the most content is to save before each significant decision and branch from there, and to deliberately play at least one run where you refuse Ren's help and one where you accept it completely. The distance between those two runs is where the game actually lives.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Can I play 14 Days With You online free? Yes — it runs in your browser on this page, no download required. The developer distributes official builds for Windows, macOS, and Linux on itch.io.
• Is it free? The base game is name-your-own-price, so yes. There is a separate paid 18+ DLC called 14 Nights With You.
• Does it really have 14 days? Not yet. The current demo covers Days 1–5 at version 5.5.2. The full fourteen are still being written.
• Is there an official Android version? No. The developer has explicitly asked that people not create unauthorized Android ports or fan translations, after previous versions misrepresented the characters and altered content.
• What languages is it in? English only. Fan translations are not authorized by the developer.
• Can I customize the protagonist? Yes — name, pronouns, hairstyle, eye color, skin tone, and body type.
• Does it use AI art? No. The art is drawn by the developer.

Conclusion

14 Days With You is the game most of the current yandere visual novel wave is measured against, and five days of demo is enough to see why. It commits to the romance completely before it starts taking it apart, which is a much harder trick than simply being unsettling. Nearly 6,000 ratings at 4.9 is not a genre-fan rounding error — it is the closest thing this space has to a consensus.

Something has been in your apartment. Ren would like to help.