Contestants

Introduction

The SQUIRT GAME cast is small and completely documented in one sense and barely documented in another. Five contestants are named in achievement text, and three of them received full character bios in Lewd Star's September 7 announcement: Ronnie, Alicia and Donna. Cassie and Jane appear in achievement descriptions with a specific day attached, but no published background, so this page separates what is official from what is only a name and a schedule slot. Kyle, the player character, is the sixth entry: he is the newest arrival in the Mr Bation house rather than a contestant you can pursue. Because the cast is this compact, each contestant's page here focuses on what the record supports: which day their scene falls on, which achievement that scene unlocks, what the developer has said about them, and what a player should plan around when that day arrives.

Contestant Reference

Cast Roster

Core Mechanics

Contestants are attached to days, not to a menu. Each numbered day closes on a scene with one contestant, except Day 4, where Donna and Cassie share the scene, and the Final Day, where Jane's scene opens the day instead of closing it. That arrangement is the core mechanic: the schedule decides who is available and when, and the achievement tied to each scene is the proof that you spent the time correctly. Between scenes, contestants are described by Lewd Star as using the shared bedroom and the private lounge, which is where relationship time is meant to happen. The store page frames secrets as the show's currency, and contestants' belongings are the published place to look for clues about them. There is no published roster beyond these five names. Lewd Star has not said whether more contestants exist, so treat the five as the complete named cast rather than the complete cast.

Advantages

A five-person cast makes the social side of the game readable at a glance. You can hold every contestant's day in your head, which means no spreadsheet is needed to plan a scene run. The published bios for Ronnie, Alicia and Donna are unusually useful for a game this new: each one implies a tone and a set of motivations, which is enough to write a strategy around without inventing dialogue. Because achievement text names both the contestant and the day, a missed scene is diagnosable. If an achievement has not unlocked by the end of its day, the cause is almost always that the closing block went somewhere else. The shared Day 4 scene is also efficient: one evening covers two contestants, and the achievement for it rewards planning rather than extra time.

Challenges

Two of the five named contestants have no published background at all. Cassie is described only through the day her scenes fall on, and Jane only through her unusual slot at the start of the Final Day. Any page that gives them a detailed personality, a job or a route is inventing it, and this wiki deliberately does not. The cast size also cuts both ways: five named contestants means Loverboy, which asks you to max every relationship, is a real commitment rather than a formality, and Playing the Field asks for every challenge cleared with each of them. Finally, the player character's own choices are only partly visible in the record. Kyle's contract decision on Day 1 is documented because an achievement hangs on it, but the rest of his dialogue options are not described anywhere Lewd Star has published.

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