My Future Wife

A guy discovers at eighteen that he can see thirty seconds into the future, a power that kicked in the first time he masturbated and works best when he stares at something without blinking. It's a useless trick for cheating on tests, but when a classmate named Ha-Young Kim asks him to predict her future as a singer, he locks eyes with her and jumps seven years ahead instead of thirty seconds, far enough to see her as his wife.

The catch is that the future he saw is easy to break. One wrong choice, one careless moment, and the version of events where Ha-Young ends up with him stops being guaranteed, so the story follows him trying to protect a future he only glimpsed by accident.

Play centers on that same tension between foresight and control: reading short-range flashes of what's coming, deciding how to act on them, and steering conversations and choices so the timeline he wants stays intact rather than sliding into one of the messier outcomes the game clearly has in store for him.