Feral Instinct

A man raised by wolves meets civilization for the first time, and his first instinct is to wonder whether the people in front of him are prey or something he wants for entirely different reasons. T has no language for what he's feeling, only the pull of it, and the game builds his story around that confusion.

The setup splits into two threads that eventually cross: T piecing together his lost past while working out what to do with his new fascination with the human body, and two step-sisters whose camping trip to fix their broken family goes wrong when they end up stranded in the same North Woods T calls home, aware that something out there is watching them.

You play as T, moving between memory and instinct as he learns what it means to be human, or decides he'd rather not. Progress is driven by dialogue and choice rather than any deeper system, with rendered scenes handling the moments the writing builds toward. The story has already been reworked once for realism, so what's here now is meant to hold together rather than just set up a payoff.