Make Me Famous

Two roommates chase followers instead of a career, and the game treats that as the whole problem: in this world, likes replace self-worth, and the pressure to become "perfect" never really stops.

Emma and Chloe start small, filming daily life and pulling shifts at a coffee shop while their follower counts creep upward. As the audience grows, so does the demand for more exposure, more beauty, more content, and the two friends drift toward choices that test what they'll actually trade for attention.

You steer that drift. Decisions push the girls toward staying grounded or leaning into the exhibitionist, corrupted version of fame, and the relationship between the two roommates shifts depending on how far you let either of them go. It plays out through dialogue and choice screens rather than any kind of stat-grinding sim, so the pressure is narrative, not mechanical.