Ikisaw

Eve wakes up in a sealed trial facility with no clear way out, and every trial she faces pushes her a little closer to losing herself. The atmosphere is deliberately airless: this isn't a light comedy about a woman in trouble, it's a survival story about how much control you can hold onto when the world is built to strip it away.

The setup pairs Eve, who refuses to break, against Mary, a girl who already seems to have given up on choosing anything for herself. Exploration and dialogue chip away at the question underneath both of them: how far can Eve resist, and can Mary still find her way back to making her own decisions.

Progress mixes narrative choices with real-time QTEs and WASD inputs, backed by stat growth, branching routes, and unlockable locker content. Difficulty is adjustable from a story-only mode with no QTEs at all up to a stricter challenge setting, so the trial-and-endurance loop can be as punishing or as hands-off as you want it to be.