Ur Doll Chat

A blackout ends with a photo Rilly doesn't remember taking, and from there her nights get complicated fast. Gothic, party-hardened, used to being the one in control, she's suddenly the one being watched.

What follows is less mystery than slow squeeze: friends who might not be friends, half-truths dressed up as concern, and a string of conversations where the real question is never what someone says but what they're getting out of saying it. Jealousy and control run under everything, with Rilly increasingly on the losing end of both.

You talk your way through it, choosing what Rilly says and who she trusts, while the game leans into humiliation and quiet power games more than romance. It's built around dialogue and static 2D scenes rather than movement or exploration, so the tension comes from what's said, not from anything you click on twice.