Near To Ruin

A couple arrives at what's supposed to be a perfect vacation getaway, and it takes about five minutes for that plan to start wobbling. She wants the trip to bring them closer; the resort, the strangers around them, and a slow drip of unfamiliar temptation want otherwise.

The setup is simple: emotional tension builds day by day as new people and situations put her loyalty under pressure. Staying faithful is an actual option here, not a fake choice bolted onto a corruption path, but the game clearly expects you to find that harder than it sounds.

You steer things through choices across the day, moving from morning to night as new events unlock at the beach, the sauna, the bath, and elsewhere. Progress is measured in days rather than one long linear scene, so the story advances gradually as tension builds around her rather than dropping everything at once.