Another One

A relocation for work turns into a long-distance test for Andy and Sarah's marriage, and the story doesn't pretend the outcome is settled from the start. Andy climbs the executive ladder out of town while Sarah stays behind teaching, and the miles between them do the work a lesser plot would hand to a villain.

The overview frames this as a genuine fork: fidelity or drift, and the game seems content to let either path play out rather than nudge you toward one.

Play is text-based visual novel stuff, reading through the couple's separate days and choosing how much trust survives the distance. A rewind function lets you tap back through the CG-heavy scenes if you lose track of where a choice led, which suggests the branching is meant to be felt rather than skimmed past.