Seeking Closure

A trip to a mountainside resort with your best friend turns into the kind of vacation you spend the next five years trying to outrun. The game splits its story across two timelines, and the choices you make in each one follow you into the other, shaping who you become rather than just what happens next.

Fresh out of college, you head to the resort and end up reconnecting with girls from your past while getting tangled up with new people who matter more than you expect. What starts as a good time curdles into a string of increasingly messy situations, ending in a tragedy that knocks your life sideways. Five years on, you're back at the same resort, girlfriend Julia in tow, because you never actually got over what happened there, and you can't move forward until you do.

Play consists of steering both timelines through dialogue and choices, watching how decisions made in the past reshape the relationships and people you meet in the present. It's narrative-first, so most of your time goes to reading and deciding rather than managing systems, with the resort setting and its returning cast doing the heavy lifting.