Weirdgram

Broke, living with a step-sister who barely tolerates you, you stumble on an app called Weirdgram that pays cash for uploaded pictures. No contract, no explanation, just money for images, and the app is vague on purpose about what it will actually accept.

The setup is simple: you need funds, she is close by and mostly hostile, and the app keeps nudging you toward pictures that get harder to justify. What starts as an easy payday turns into a slow test of how far you will push things at home to keep the money coming.

Play is text-driven, working through the app's requests and the household situation one choice at a time, watching the step-sister's attitude shift as you feed the corruption system with whatever you decide to photograph and upload. It stays a numbers-and-text sandbox rather than a visual one, so any tension comes from the writing and the choices, not animation.