A Perfect Couple

Brian flies to Egypt expecting a short work trip; it turns into a full year away from his wife. The whole story plays out through his phone, in texts back and forth with Emily and the people around her, which puts a decent distance between him and everything happening back home.

That distance is the point. A short business trip stretching into twelve months leaves plenty of room for things to shift while Brian isn't there to see them, and the game leans into that gap rather than rushing past it.

You spend most of your time reading and answering messages, steering conversations and choices that shape how the relationship holds up, or doesn't, over that year apart. It's a text-based visual novel first, so don't expect much beyond the phone screen and the story it's telling.