Camp

A storm wrecked the camp, and now it needs rebuilding before reopening, which is where your character comes in as the new counselor. You're the only newcomer on staff, hired to replace a wilderness survival instructor nobody wants to talk about, and that silence is clearly hiding something.

The two weeks before reopening give you time to get to know the other counselors, patch up the grounds, and pick at the mystery around the guy you're replacing without anyone spelling it out. The story leans into that slow reveal rather than rushing it, so the early stretch covers just getting hired and arriving on day one.

Day to day, you're working the grounds and working the relationships, talking with counselors, sitting through their history, and following whichever ones respond to the attention. It's a sandbox pace: routine chores framed around conversations that occasionally tip into something more, with the camp's past staying just out of reach until the game decides to hand it over.