Power

A former child prodigy tries to hold onto a career that's slipping through his fingers, only to find fame is just a smaller fish swimming next to a much bigger one. The tone is less coming-of-age drama than slow-burn thriller, with corruption and old secrets circling closer the longer he stays in the spotlight.

The plot follows him navigating an industry that chews people up, a personal history he can't outrun, and relationships that keep tangling with both. Every choice about how far he'll go to protect what matters seems to open a door he can't fully close.

You play through his story as a visual novel, reading choices and consequences rather than managing stats or schedules. The romance and intimacy exist inside that same story rather than as a separate mode, so what happens between characters is tied to the plot moving forward, not bolted onto it.