Dripping Hearts

A guy picks up a camera and starts sneaking into abandoned buildings for content, and it goes exactly how you'd expect once other people show up in those buildings too. The urban exploration angle is just the excuse to get him alone with strangers in empty rooms.

The story follows him into a derelict factory where a chance meeting pulls him into other people's lives, and one encounter turns into an actual ongoing entanglement rather than a one-off. From there the game builds out relationships with more than one woman he meets through his exploring, each with her own path forward.

Play is dialogue and choices between narrative scenes, with the exploration framing giving way pretty quickly to conversations and the moments that follow them. Progress means sticking with a given woman's route rather than juggling all of them at once, and the routes are still being filled in rather than complete from the start.