Neuro/Splice

A computer virus buried in NexaCorp's mainframe is set to trigger a corporate meltdown, and the terrorists who planted it aren't talking. So Ryke's team hatches an experimental fix: swap his consciousness into the body of Cassie, a prisoner, and smuggle him into the maximum security facility where the real culprits are locked up.

From there the story splits. Ryke, now in Cassie's body, has to survive the prison's underground power games while chasing the truth about the virus, and what he finds makes NexaCorp look a lot less clean than advertised. Meanwhile Cassie, dropped into Ryke's body, gets an unexpected foothold inside the company itself and starts digging from the other side.

You play both halves of the swap, moving between Ryke-as-Cassie inside the prison and Cassie-as-Ryke on the outside, as the two threads of the investigation close in on each other. The body-swap isn't just a premise, it's baked into the power dynamics, teasing, and control games that make up most of the encounters along the way.