Blind

Ethan has been blind for years, watched over by two women who care for him in ways neither of them wants to examine too closely. His frustration keeps building until a psychologist proposes a weekly "release" meant to calm him down, a line all three of them want crossed and none of them will say out loud.

The story sits in that unspoken tension: shame against desire, care against temptation, and a boy who hides the fact that his sight is slowly returning. He sees the shadows and the touches meant to stay hidden, and nobody knows it.

As a visual novel, you move through Ethan's days and the women's slow unraveling, watching the arrangement they invented to help him turn into something none of them planned for. The reveal that he can see is the game's whole engine, and it never lets you forget he's watching.