Our Fathers’ Sins

Summer 1986, Boston: you're just starting out, and then your father's gambling debts and his ties to organized crime start pulling the family apart around you. What follows plays out less like a fling and more like a slow-burn family drama with teeth.

Your father's addiction and betrayals don't stay contained to him. They spread into every relationship you're building, threatening the future you thought you were walking into, and the story tracks that fallout year by year rather than resolving it in one summer.

You move through it as a point-and-click adventure told from a first-person perspective, exploring the streets and suburbs of Boston and steering your relationships as circumstances around your family shift. The focus stays on the people and the fallout, not on a checklist of scenes.