Another Mask

A phone call drags him back to fix the wreckage his father left behind, and the streets aren't interested in his feelings about it. Whether that breaks him or hardens him is the whole point.

The story moves him through different places and different people, and everyone he meets is running their own subplot. Choices and finished quests steer things, but the paths all funnel toward the same main ending regardless of who he trusts along the way.

Play is text-based and menu-driven: talk to people, take on quests, decide who to side with, and watch relationships tip toward the sandbox's darker options. It's built around reading and choosing, not clicking through animated scenes, so don't expect any of that.