Indigo Lane

A shipwreck strands the Commander on an untouched island with only a handful of Shipgirls left, Taihou and New Jersey among them, and the first job is simple survival. The island plays nice, almost too nice, which is your first clue that something behind the calm isn't.

Days get spent scavenging, building routines, and looking after the girls who made it out with you, all while the bonds between you deepen alongside the trust you're supposedly earning. That familiar smile hiding the real danger doesn't announce itself, and the game is content to let the peace curdle slowly rather than all at once.

The loop is mostly domestic: explore, manage the day-to-day, check in on the people around you, and watch how far affection can be pushed before something underneath it slips. Comic-original chapters have been folded directly into the game as playable events, so what used to be static panels now sits alongside the rest of the story.