Wayward

You and your wife run a medieval tavern together, and how that marriage holds up is not decided ahead of time. The story gets written by what you do at the bar, not by a script waiting to unspool.

The setup is simple: a couple, a business, and customers who don't just drink and leave. Your wife has her own mind in this, and the tavern floor becomes the place where trust either holds or doesn't, depending on who's watching and who isn't.

Play is text-driven sandbox management. You handle the tavern day to day while keeping an eye on your wife's interactions with the patrons, and your choices push things toward one of several endings rather than a single fixed outcome. There's no hand-holding plot pulling you forward; you're left to see what the two of you turn this place into.