Gynocracy

A sailing trip in the Mediterranean ends with a kidnapping, and the young couple at the center of it wakes up in a country run entirely by female supremacists. From there it's less vacation, more survival course in a society built to keep men in their place.

The protagonist and his wife have to feel their way through a matriarchal power structure without getting crushed by it, which means constant negotiation over who holds control and what that costs each of them. The story follows their attempts to keep their relationship intact while everything around them pushes toward submission, humiliation, and a wife who isn't necessarily on the protagonist's side anymore.

Played from the husband's perspective, you make choices that shape how much ground he gives up and how far his wife drifts under the new order, with the dynamic shifting through teasing, domination, and outright loss of control rather than staying static. It's built as a visual novel, so the pacing is dialogue and decisions, not menus or stats to grind.