After the Worst

A city torn apart by explosions leaves Roman and Sofia stuck with each other, two roommates who barely spoke before and now have no choice but to figure out how to survive together.

The setup is simple enough: something has hit the city, nobody knows if it's war, terror, or something falling from the sky, and the everyday routine of two strangers sharing an apartment turns into a forced partnership just to get through each day. Whatever this is has clearly rattled them both, and the story stays in that uneasy space between crisis and cohabitation.

You move through their days via point-and-click choices that steer dialogue and decisions between Roman and Sofia, with a system running underneath that quietly tracks trust and how their relationship shifts based on what you pick. Early consequences of those choices are already starting to show, so the small talk isn't as harmless as it looks.