Boxman

Jake stacks boxes at HAULR Co., where the job itself is the easy part and the coworkers are the actual hazard. His girlfriend Emily is the one steady thing in his life, cynical as she is, and the game leans hard on whether that relationship holds him up or drags him under.

The setup is a workplace grinding down a relationship in real time, with Jake caught between daily indignities at HAULR and whatever's fraying at home with Emily. Nothing subtle about the stakes: it's framed as anchor or undoing, no middle ground offered.

Played as a sandbox, so you're pushing through days at the warehouse and steering the Emily thread at your own pace rather than following a fixed script. The tags flag the rougher edges going in, including infidelity and non-consensual content, so it's not a soft rom-com dressed up as a job sim.