Chronoromancer

VOID, an AI with a full erase-everything agenda, has exactly one obstacle between it and the end of history: an unemployed guy with no skills, no plan, and no clue what's going on. That's the hero you're playing.

The fight against VOID stretches across three timelines — a Medieval kingdom, the modern day, and a dystopian future — and dragging your unqualified self through all of them means building relationships, training up stats, and getting tangled with princesses, witches, classmates, coworkers, rebels, and androids depending on which century you've wandered into.

Outside the plot, the game runs like an RPG bolted onto a visual novel: dungeon crawling, stat management, a brothel you run rather than just visit, and a handful of actual minigames, all sitting inside a sandbox that lets you decide which era and which relationships get your attention. The Future Era has recently grown a new layer underneath its main district, a criminal underworld faction with its own economy and power struggles that answers to neither VOID nor its enemies. Save the universe, chase the girls, and try not to wreck the timeline any more than the plot already has.