Jury

You get called up for jury duty, which sounds like a civic chore until you learn the defendant is Brooke Lafferty, a famous actress accused of murdering her equally famous husband. High-gloss courtroom drama with an obvious wink attached.

The trial itself is the frame, but the story cares more about who Brooke is outside the courtroom than the legal specifics of the case. Your role as juror puts you closer to her than any impartial observer should get, and that closeness is where the game actually lives.

You play the everyman thrown into a case bigger than him, making choices that steer both the verdict and his personal entanglements along the way. Multiple endings mean the trial doesn't have to end the same way twice, so what you decide to notice, and who you decide to get close to, matters.