Lust Quarantine

After his parents die, You stumbles onto a document describing a virus that's about to tear the world apart. He doesn't know who to trust, so he barricades his apartment and waits out the collapse from behind a bank of security monitors.

The isolation doesn't last as a clean plan. Watching the outside world through cameras only tells him so much, and eventually he has to leave the apartment to survive, each trip outside pulling him closer to the idea that the virus is a symptom of something bigger, not the whole story.

Between those runs outside, play settles into a sandbox rhythm: check the cameras, decide what's worth the risk, head out when supplies or answers demand it, and deal with whoever he crosses paths with along the way. The women he meets outside the fortress are where the game's other interests come through, but the core loop stays tied to that push and pull between hiding and having to go look.