Make every gesture count.

The concept

Gifts build the relationship.
Happiness helps it grow.
Progress unlocks a larger reward reserve.

• redeemGive a giftBuild Love Points, raise happiness and, for durable gifts, enjoy effects that last.
• chat_bubbleSend a messageDiscover her preferences and influence her happiness. A good exchange can also add Love Points.
• back_handUse a toolTop up happiness and prepare a reserve for time away.
• trending_upReach a new levelUnlock new items and participate in that level’s reward reserve.
• account_balance_walletClaim rewardsMove settled SUKI rewards to your wallet.

Sumi, off-camera

Her personality, preferences and changing moods give each interaction context. Get to know her through her profile, conversations and wishes. Paying attention helps you choose a gesture she will appreciate.

A relationship with a rhythm

Love Points track progress within your current level. Happiness influences positive Love Point gains and their decline over time. Higher levels receive larger allocations of reward funding, shared among the eligible players at each level.

Photos are part of the experience, too. As the relationship heats up, she can send pictures. Open them in the conversation and keep favourites in her album; the game shows any purchase price before you confirm.

From Stranger to Waifu

Begin with four starter gifts and ten free message credits. Offer all four starter gifts and send five messages to complete the tutorial. Your remaining free messages stay available afterward.

The timer starts when you enter a level and runs alongside your progress. Fill the Love Point bar and complete the waiting time to advance. Marriage also requires an accepted ring. At Level 7, filling the final bar and spending 72 hours there completes this relationship milestone.

When the bar is full

During a required level-up wait, the Love Point bar stays full while happiness keeps changing. Deferred Love Points wait for the next stage. On promotion, the new level starts with an empty bar. Check the delivery preview: immediate Love Points above the current bar’s capacity are lost.

Small talk. Big gestures.

Choose any whole-number quantity from one credit upward. The game shows the unit price and total before you confirm. Send messages whenever you have credits; each message uses one credit. Conversations build progress gradually, while gifts are the main way to move through the relationship.

An ordinary appreciated message adds 1 happiness point. Her response can range from -3 to +3 happiness. Positive Love Point gains depend on her happiness and the reaction; a bad paid interaction can remove 25% of that interaction’s base Love Points.

Give her what she is wishing for

A current wish receives a positive reaction and a one-time bonus. The gift’s price determines the extra Love Points and happiness shown below.

Other interactions can land well or badly. Rare reactions can change a positive Love Point result by a factor between 0.5 and 1.5. A wish uses its own bonus instead of that exceptional roll. Review the interaction details and possible outcomes before spending.

Keep her happiness in balance

Her visible happiness bar runs from 0 to 100. Without attention or an active effect, it falls by 50 points over 24 hours. Appreciated messages and gifts restore it; durable gifts slow its decline, and prepared tools replenish it from reserve.

Happiness helps your progress

Positive Love Point gains are multiplied by 0.95 at zero happiness, 1.00 at 50 and 1.05 at 100. Reactions and gift-specific bonuses also affect the final result.

The loss rate follows an exponential curve and uses yesterday’s earned SUKI as its reference. When the relationship earned rewards yesterday, lower happiness causes progressively faster Love Point loss. With no earnings yesterday, passive Love Point loss is zero.

Recover before the relationship slips

If happiness stays at zero and Love Points fall far enough below the level’s threshold, a demotion countdown begins. Restoring happiness or recovering Love Points clears that countdown. A completed countdown lowers the relationship by one level. The game displays the current bar and countdown so you can see what is happening.

Previously credited rewards remain yours to claim. Your next rewards depend on your current level and Love Point progress over time.

Choose the right gift

Buy gifts for your inventory and offer them when you choose. New gifts unlock as you progress, and earlier gifts remain available. Each gift belongs to your game inventory and is used when offered.

Deferred Love Points arrive every six active hours over the gift’s listed duration. Each delivered gift has its own schedule, so several gifts can release Love Points in parallel. Required full-bar waiting pauses that release until progress can resume.

A happier relationship, for longer

Gift happiness is applied when an eligible positive reaction occurs. Some gifts also reduce the rate of happiness decline for a fixed duration. The strongest active slowdown applies; an equally strong effect refreshes its duration. A weaker effect leaves the stronger one in place.

The catalogue in the next section shows base values before reactions and happiness modifiers. Each card lists its SUKI price, level unlock, immediate Love Points, six-hour release and happiness effect. Ring happiness applies on acceptance.

The gift catalogue

Ready to ask the big question?

The ring is essential to propose, marry her and reach Level 7: Waifu. But first, she has to say yes.

The ring: 1,500,000 SUKI. Offer it when the Level 6 Love Point bar is full and its 72-hour waiting time is complete. The ring opens the marriage milestone; on acceptance, it adds 15 happiness.

An accepted proposal takes the relationship to Waifu. Continue caring for her happiness and building the final Love Point bar as you participate in the Level 7 reserve.

A little care, ready in advance

Use tools to boost her happiness. Prepare up to three tools and let their reserved points top up her bar as it falls.

Unlock	Tool	Happiness at matching level
L1	Brush	+50
L2	Soap	+50
L3	Credit card	+50
L4	Lube	+50
L5	Spanker	+50
L6	Riding crop	+50
L7	settings_remoteRemote	+50

Every point counts

Her visible happiness stays capped at 100. Points that would exceed the full bar are held separately in reserve and automatically refill it as happiness falls.

Starting at 100 happiness, 150 reserved points cover 72 hours of normal decline at 50 points per day. Points used to restore the initial bar leave fewer in reserve. Prepare up to three tools for an absence of up to three days; the game shows both balances.

Tool prices follow your level

A matching-level tool costs 30% of the previous day’s average credited rewards per full day of eligible participation at your level. The reference updates daily. Check the displayed SUKI quote before confirming.

Eligible time is counted proportionally: two players present for twelve hours each contribute one full day of participation. This keeps the daily reference aligned with the time spent earning at that level.

Earlier tools remain useful

Each level of difference halves both the happiness effect and its price relative to your current-level tool. Smaller tools give you finer top-ups; their excess happiness also goes into reserve.

For example, if the matching tool quote is 30,000 SUKI, the tool one level below costs 15,000 SUKI and adds 25 happiness. Your current level determines the reference used for the quote.

Where SUKI goes

Everything in the game is priced in SUKI. Use your SUKI or select an available funding option that acquires SUKI for the purchase. The checkout shows the amount and any conversion costs before confirmation.

Trading fees

Trading fees are 5%: 0.3% goes to the launchpad and 4.7% to the game. Of the game’s 4.7%, 75% funds game rewards, 15% is burned and 10% goes to the Treasury. The allocation applies to the collected fee, while game purchases use the purchase allocation above.

The reward reserves

The one-billion-token supply launches on the launchpad’s bonding curve, and the game buys 10% of it at launch to seed the reward reserves. Purchases and allocated trading fees then replenish the reserves. Each level receives the share described in this guide; player rewards transfer tokens from those funded reserves.

Designed for a game that lasts

SUKI is built around replenishment and measured distribution. Purchases support future rewards, burns reduce circulating tokens, and an adaptive daily release balances current activity with the reserves available for later players. These mechanisms support longevity; the rewards available over time depend on actual receipts and participation.

From each receipt to each reserve

Let G be SUKI actually received from game purchases and F the game’s collected trading fees, converted to SUKI. Both follow the same split. Each purchase is counted once, when paid.

Of each trade, the game’s 4.7% routes 3.525% of the volume to rewards, 0.705% to burn and 0.47% to the Treasury. These fees arrive in ETH: the Treasury keeps its 10% in ETH and the rest buys SUKI for the rewards and the burn. Allocations use the actual receipts.

A shared contribution, allocated by level

s[L] is the level share in the next table. J[L] is the new SUKI assigned to that reserve. A purchase at any level funds all seven reserves, including those above the purchaser’s level.

Follow the reserve balance

R is the balance available before the day’s distribution; E[L] is the funded release. Rewards already settled for players are tracked separately from available reserves. Claims transfer those settled rewards to wallets. Reusing rewards for a purchase starts a new purchase cycle and its allocation.

Seven levels. Seven reserves.

These percentages divide the rewards allocation across the seven reserves. They describe how reserves are funded, rather than an individual player’s daily return. A reserve without eligible players keeps its balance for later participation.

An adaptive daily release

Each day, the game sets a release from each occupied reserve. It considers the available balance, recent receipts, eligible participation and rewards distributed over the last 48 and 72 hours.

A smaller divisor releases a larger share that day; a larger divisor releases it more slowly. Funding limits constrain the release. As reserves and activity change, daily rewards change with them.

The remaining balance stays in the reserve for future days. Your personal share also depends on the other eligible players at your level.

How the daily release adapts

Each level runs this calculation using its own reserve and activity. N is eligible participation measured in full relationship-days. E48/E72 and N48/N72 are daily averages over the last two/three completed days; I48/I72 are average daily receipts assigned to this reserve.

R includes the current day’s assigned receipts J[L]. I uses the lowest of current and recent daily receipts, so a short spending spike cannot alone set the sustained funding reference. With no completed history, I starts from J[L].

B combines reserve support with recurring receipts. Q projects the recent reward per participant onto today’s participation. Use that ratio when Eref and Nref are positive; otherwise set Q = B. clamp(value, low, high) keeps a number inside those limits.

An empty reserve or a day with zero eligible participation releases zero. At zero current receipts, the funding cap limits the release to R/60. With a fixed divisor D and zero new receipts, the balance after n distributions is R_initial × (1 - 1/D)^n. The divisor controls release speed while retaining a balance for later days.

Your progress. Your share.

Your reward score combines eligible time at a level with Love Point progress. A fuller bar increases your weight within that level’s daily distribution. Time spent at different levels is attributed to the relevant reserves.

Love Point losses reduce this weight. Happiness influences rewards through progress and Love Point loss. The level reserve and the scores of other participants also affect the final amount.

Your reward = the level’s daily release × your share of its eligible participation score.

Follow rewards as you play

The game refreshes an estimate as your relationship develops. Daily settlement turns the final allocation into a claimable balance. Estimates can change before settlement; the claimable balance shows the SUKI available to withdraw.

Open Stats to follow the reward reserves and the next estimated distribution, split by level in SUKI and USD. The same page shows the SUKI price chart, fully diluted valuation and the percentage of the original supply burned. Each update displays its time; USD values use the displayed SUKI price.

Claim when you are ready

Use Claim to send settled rewards to your wallet. The game shows your available balance, claim eligibility and transaction details before confirmation. Previously credited rewards remain available as your relationship progresses.

Choose your next move

You can keep your SUKI or use it for more gifts, messages and tools. A new purchase follows the same reward, burn and Treasury allocation, supporting the next rounds of gameplay.

How your reward is calculated

Love Points determine your weight within a level. Eligible time accumulates that weight into a daily score. A level change splits participation between the reserves visited that day.

w is 0.5 at -30% of the stage threshold, 1 at an empty bar and 1.5 at a full bar. As Love Points change, your weight changes with them.

Each interval uses the weight that applied during that interval. totalScore[L] is the sum of all eligible players’ scores at that level. If it is zero, the level keeps its reserve. The daily distribution is shared among the eligible scores, so more participants can reduce each player’s share.

A simple distribution example

If a level releases 60,000 SUKI and your score is 15% of its total, your settled reward is 9,000 SUKI. This is an arithmetic illustration; the actual release and your share are recalculated from the day’s reserve and participation.

Why reinvestment supports the next cycle

For each X SUKI spent again in the game, 0.75 × X returns to rewards, 0.15 × X is burned and 0.10 × X goes to the Treasury. If players spend 30% of a distribution again, 22.5% of that distribution returns to reserves. Further receipts and remaining reserve balances fund subsequent releases.

A few things worth knowing

SUKI / Docs / 19 October 2026