Jane, a conservative schoolteacher and matriarch, struggles to uphold societal expectations while suppressing her suppressed desires. When a rebellious student and a mysterious stranger challenge her rigid worldview, her carefully constructed life unravels. Navigate moral dilemmas, redefine relationships, and embrace forbidden freedoms in this narrative-driven exploration of self-discovery and societal rebellion.
A Tapestry of Contradictions
• Multi-Faceted Identity: Jane juggles four roles—teacher, wife, stepmother, and community pillar—each demanding conflicting loyalties. Her relationships with a rebellious student, a neglected husband, and a manipulative colleague force her to confront hypocrisy and reevaluate priorities.
• Dynamic Morality System: Choices range from subtle compromises to radical acts. These decisions shift Jane’s alignment between "Guardian" (traditional values) and "Rebel" (liberation), unlocking unique story paths.
• Environmental Storytelling: The game’s setting—a fictional 1990s coastal town—reflects Jane’s internal conflict. Decay in public spaces mirrors her crumbling self-control, while vibrant underground scenes symbolize her awakening desires.
Gameplay Mechanics & Narrative Depth
• Choice-Driven Consequences: Every interaction branches into three possible outcomes. For example, intervening in a student’s personal crisis might earn trust but jeopardize her reputation, while ignoring it preserves stability at the cost of personal guilt.
• Relationship Weave: Forge alliances with factions like the town’s feminist collective or conservative church. These relationships impact Jane’s access to resources and influence major plot events, such as a town hall scandal.
• Psychological Layers: Uncover Jane’s repressed memories through cryptic diary entries and hallucinations. These fragments reveal her past traumas, shaping how she responds to modern challenges like workplace sexism or political corruption.
Artistic Vision & Player Agency
• Symbolic Visual Design: Jane’s appearance evolves alongside her choices—initially prim suits give way to provocative outfits as she embraces rebellion. Town aesthetics shift from muted tones to vivid colors, reflecting her inner transformation.
• Dual Narrative Perspectives: Switch between Jane’s public persona and private thoughts (raw, conflicted) mid-scene. This mechanic emphasizes the duality of her identity and the cost of societal compliance.
• Emergent Storytelling: Player choices create ripple effects. Saving a student from a cult might inspire a subplot about faith versus reason, while betraying a friend could unlock a revenge arc against corrupt authorities.
