Comrade Seduction

Misha is a marked man before the story even starts, an orphan branded a "parasite" in a communist state that tracks his every move. He works off that debt through school, labor, and obedience to Party officers, all while something more dangerous stirs closer to home.

The regime wants compliance, not curiosity, but Misha's household holds tensions no propaganda poster can smooth over. Corruption and lust hide behind the discipline, and the game frames the whole thing as a choice: serve the system that made you a parasite, or start quietly working against it from inside.

Structured as a sandbox, the game has Misha splitting his days between Party-mandated duties and the people around him, including an older woman whose attention complicates his home life. Nothing here is subtle about what it's building toward, but it takes its time getting Misha out from under the state's thumb.