Discumbobulate!

A car accident cripples his step-sister, and in the wreckage of that guilt he finds out his body no longer plays by human rules: he's faster and stronger than he has any right to be. Rent still needs paying, though, so he starts digging into local gangs and shady side jobs, only to trip over the Meridian Corporation and whatever they've been quietly experimenting on.

The investigation that follows keeps widening past what he expected, gangs and corruption giving way to something with actual teeth behind it. Someone in the city has been watching him from a distance for longer than makes sense, and they're not done waiting.

Play moves through point-and-click exploration and choice-driven scenes, with turn-based fights standing in for the moments talk stops working. Encounters lean into voyeurism and humiliation as much as anything mutual, and multiple endings mean the corporation angle doesn't resolve the same way twice. The 3D-rendered cast is animated rather than static, which at least gives the sci-fi trappings some motion to work with.