The Human Factor

Shining Vue looks like the good life: money, manicured lawns, families who have it all figured out. The Fosters and Carsons are about to find out how thin that surface is.

The story follows both households through love, betrayal, friendship, and doubt as their private choices start colliding with each other's. Nobody here is just one thing, and the game is built around watching that unravel from more than one point of view.

You play through their decisions rather than around them, switching between characters as the households' secrets and desires cross paths. It's a first outing for its creator, story, art, and code all handled solo, and it runs about forty-five minutes end to end with more than one way for things to end.