Living with Vicky

A father moves out, a mother and son move in together, and the house rearranges itself around exactly one question: bonding or the other thing. The overview doesn't pretend otherwise, and neither does the game.

The setup is thin on purpose. Divorce clears the stage, new home resets the routine, and every scene that follows leans on proximity between mother and son rather than any outside plot pushing them together.

You move through it as a kinetic novel, which means reading and clicking forward rather than steering outcomes. The pace is set for you; your job is to watch what happens between two people living too close together, with no branching paths to soften or complicate it.