My Phone Is Corrupted

Julia's phone stops being hers somewhere between a glitch and a threat. Messages arrive from nowhere, private photos surface, secrets she never told anyone start leaking back at her — and whoever's behind it is still watching.

The story follows her as the intrusion escalates from odd to invasive to outright coercive, pulling her into situations she has less and less control over. Whether she pushes back or plays along is left to the choices you make along the way.

The interface is the phone itself: texts, social feeds, banking, photos, apps, all handled directly through her device as the plot moves around them. It's less a menu system than the actual stage the story happens on, which makes every notification feel like it's aimed at you.