La Carrera

A heatwave in Madrid, a cramped apartment, and thin walls — that's the whole setup for a slow burn that has nowhere to hide. You play Manuel, whose quiet routine ends the moment his eighteen-year-old niece Sofia moves in for university.

Sixty square meters isn't much room for two people to keep secrets in, and the summer heat isn't helping anyone think straight. Sofia settling into city life brings Manuel into closer contact with her than an uncle probably should have, and the apartment's thin walls make sure he hears more than he asks for.

There's no wide-open sandbox here; the game keeps you close to Manuel's routine and lets the tension in the flat build on its own. As a first release, it plays like the opening chapter of something meant to grow, so don't expect the whole story yet.