Imperfect Life

Selling your app to a global corporation made you rich overnight, but every backdoor you built into that code left a debt someone will eventually collect. The penthouse looks like a reward until it starts feeling like a cage.

The story is a slow squeeze: corporate security digging into your past, people close to you making demands, and your own worse instincts all pulling at once. Whether you end up running the game or getting run by it depends on how you play the pressure.

It's a text-based life-sim built around choices rather than action scenes, using real photo/video content to stage the corruption, domination, and temptation angles the plot keeps circling back to. Multiple endings mean the puppet-master-or-pawn question actually gets answered differently depending on what you let yourself become.