At Your Feet

At Your Feet is a heartwarming romance simulation that puts you in the shoes of Emma, a young woman of Mexican descent exploring love, identity and the pressures of family and culture. The game mixes yuri romance with tactile, foot-focused interactions and branching dialogue, letting players customize Emma’s appearance—from traditional Mexican attire to modern styles—and build relationships with three very different women. Those who enjoy character-driven dating sims will appreciate At Your Feet for its hand-drawn visuals, emotionally charged scenes and multiple endings that reward honest choices and curiosity about queer and Latinx experiences.

Key Features

⭐ At Your Feet’s foot-focused mechanics include tactile interactions such as gifting socks, styling footwear and playful minigames that deepen connections with characters.

⭐ Branching narratives with over 10 endings make choices meaningful, with dialogue options that unlock hidden confession scenes and alternate paths.

⭐ Deep customization lets you tailor Emma’s look, from traditional Mexican clothing and accessories to contemporary hairstyles and expressions.

⭐ Three richly written romance options—Victoria, Lucy and Natalie—each offer unique backstories and emotional arcs to explore.

Advantages

✅ Inclusive representation: At Your Feet thoughtfully addresses queer relationships and Latinx identity, offering a perspective rarely seen in dating sims.

✅ Beautiful hand-drawn 2D art captures subtle emotions and dramatic moments, enhancing immersion in every scene.

✅ A culturally infused soundtrack blends traditional Mexican instruments with modern synths to set mood across quiet and passionate moments.

✅ High replay value from multiple endings, hidden scenes and character-driven choices encourages exploration and second playthroughs.

Disadvantages

❎ The game’s foot-focused mechanics and fetish elements are niche and may not appeal to all players.

❎ Mature and erotic themes are present, so the content may not be suitable for younger audiences or those who prefer milder romance.