Tale of Two

Ash and Mila are engaged, counting down to their wedding day, and you steer both of them through the ordinary business of living together while a cast of friends and exes complicates things. Whether that ends in a happy ever after or a spectacular mess is left open, and the tone leans more soap opera than fairy tale.

The setup is simple: two people building a life, a wedding on the horizon, and enough temptation and interference from the people around them to put that future in doubt. It's less about a single conflict than the slow accumulation of choices that either hold the relationship together or pull it apart.

You play both halves of the couple, moving between their perspectives as they go about daily routines and cross paths with friends, rivals, and each other's tempers. The story starts fairly linear, with real branching choices arriving as it develops, so early on you're mostly watching the groundwork get laid before you're asked to steer it.