Genes of Glory

A broken lab extractor turns Claire's dissertation project into something far more hands-on, and that's the actual premise here, not a throwaway gag. She's a top graduate of Glory Academy who takes her first real job at Glory Town's mutations clinic, tasked with figuring out why ninety percent of the population has started converging into a single gender. The equipment failure means she has to collect genetic samples through other methods to keep the research quota the WWHA demands, and that's the excuse the game hangs everything on.

The setup gives Claire a real problem to chase: a town full of mutated citizens, a research quota she can't miss, and a global crisis nobody's explained yet. It plays out less like a mystery and more like an ongoing excuse to keep her in the field.

Play centers on running Claire's side of the clinic, working through citizens as cases while she scrounges for samples by whatever means the story allows. It's built as a mobile-friendly sim with 2D art and animated scenes rather than a branching visual novel, so expect a loop of small research beats and character encounters instead of dialogue trees.