Kincontrol

An EEG prototype and a bedroom wall are all that separate a broke neuroscience dropout from the sleeping minds of his mother, his sister, and the two women next door. He gets in through their dreams and doesn't leave much of what he finds untouched.

The setup is simple and grim: living in his mom's basement with a device he probably shouldn't have finished building, he uses it every night on whoever's in range. The corruption isn't fixed — his mother can end up a devoted wife to her own son or a hollowed-out bimbo, his sister a shameless exhibitionist or an obedient maid, and the direction is his to pick, dream by dream.

Play moves between two states: dream sequences where the actual rewriting happens, and waking-world scenes where the results show up in how these women act around him. Progress is tracked per woman and unlocks further as their corruption deepens, with a separate thread following the protagonist's own dreams alongside theirs.