The Taboo Family

A viral outbreak has turned most of the world into lust-driven monsters, and your childhood home is one of the last places still standing. Sealed inside with your mother, father, sister, grandfather, and a girlfriend who never left, you're not fighting off infected creatures so much as watching the people around you change under pressure. The threat outside is almost incidental; the real story is what happens once trust, morality, and rules stop mattering indoors.

You navigate the household day to day, reading each family member's mood and pushing on the cracks that survival and isolation open up. It's a text-based game about proximity and control rather than combat, with the household itself as the map and a menu bar for jumping between your room, inventory, and the people in it. Nobody's transformation happens on-screen all at once; it's slow, and the game seems content to let it stay that way.