Wildwood

You wake up with no memory of how you got there, in a world that runs on magic and monsters instead of explanations. Wildwood doesn't dwell on the mystery for long; it hands you an apron and puts you to work at the local tavern instead.

The job is really just a excuse to stay put long enough to learn how this world works and who's in it. Whether you're trying to get home or slowly deciding you don't want to anymore is left open, and the story leans on humor rather than dread while you figure it out.

Shifts at the tavern give way to free time, and free time is where the game actually lives: wandering the area, talking to the people you meet, and steering those conversations toward friendship or something warmer. It's a dating sim at heart, built around who you choose to spend your evenings with rather than any grand quest.