I Think I Love My Wife is a film that was released on DVD in the United States under the drama label even though its tone leans more toward romance and comedy. The story follows Richard Cooper, a well paid architect living in Manhattan with a suburban home and two young children. His wife Brenda works as a teacher and together they have been married for seven years without any sexual intimacy, leaving Richard feeling bored and restless. One day his former colleague Nikki appears, a confident and sassy single woman who shows up at his office repeatedly seeking advice and companionship. Their interactions spark a series of flirtatious encounters that test Richard’s sense of responsibility and his relationship with Brenda. As Nikki continues to visit, her presence creates tension at home and forces Richard to confront his own desires and the emptiness of their marriage. The narrative explores themes of marital dissatisfaction, the consequences of unchecked attraction, and the possibility of personal change. Highlights of the film include the detailed depiction of everyday domestic life, the witty dialogue between the main characters, and the gradual shift from boredom to self reflection. The original review describes Brenda wearing comfortable cotton panties and Nikki wearing sheer lace thongs while Richard is portrayed as a successful professional with a house and two children. It notes that there is no explicit sex in the seven year marriage and that Richard feels bored, prompting him to seek out Nikki. The review raises questions about whether Richard will act on his growing interest and what options he faces. The game associated with this title was added to the website iOctavio.com on November 21 2007.