Outbreak: Aftermath

A rage virus with no cure has already won; what's left is the aftermath, and you're dropped into it as a boy who grows up on the road before finding his way to Oren, one of the last walled-off havens left standing.

The story tracks him from childhood through the years that follow, and Oren itself makes clear that safety is relative: inside the walls the threats just change shape, from teeth and claws to the people you're locked in with. Rendered in 3D, the tone leans hard into the violence of that world rather than around it.

You steer the protagonist's choices as he's shaped by all of it, and those decisions carry forward into who he becomes by the time the story catches up to him in Oren. It's a visual novel in the strict sense: you read, you choose, and the consequences of growing up in a dead world settle in over time rather than all at once.