The Witch

Eighteen, sharp with numbers and code, and set for a good life until his mother disappears without a trace and his father bolts the country, leaving him holding debts owed to a corporation that doesn't forgive. The hunt for him starts almost immediately, and the story doesn't waste time pretending otherwise.

What follows digs into old family secrets and bloodline riddles the hero never asked for, while he tries to stay ahead of the people chasing him and figure out who his parents actually were. Somewhere in that mess are the beautiful girls and new attachments the story promises, though the real hook is what he becomes by the end of it: not the boy running from debt collectors, but the strongest witch the world has seen, after his body changes from male to female and the game effectively restarts around her.

You move through this at your own pace, exploring a sandbox built around a phone screen, poking into mysteries and getting to know the people the story throws at you. It's an early build, so there isn't much finished road yet, just the start of one.