Shape of You

Losing his job pushes one man into the arms of Shape of You Inc., a company that rents out human minds — bodies included — for jobs no one else will touch. Consciousness transfer makes the job possible; what it does to the person underneath is the real subject here.

Each contract means stepping into someone else's body and someone else's circumstances, and the game builds itself around that erosion of self. Personal choices and the relationships he forms along the way decide who he becomes, session by session, transfer by transfer, until the line between the man who took the job and whatever he's renting himself out as gets hard to find.

Play is text-based and choice-driven: you steer his decisions, his attachments, and how far he lets each transfer take him. The story leans into identity and desire rather than spectacle, so don't expect flashy presentation — this is a slow character study told through prompts and consequences.