Wheeler Institute: Screening is an RPG that combines psychological simulation with superpower growth. Through ability management, complex interpersonal relationships, and branching storylines, players explore themselves and the truth while reintegrating into the institution. Its moral decision-making mechanism, multi ending narrative, and iterative potential of Early Access make it the preferred choice for narrative driven game enthusiasts and fans of superpowers, especially for players who pursue deep character growth and immersive storylines.
The survival challenge of superhumans
Ability control and training:
Players play as teenagers who have just awakened their superpowers, learning to manipulate through training, while receiving psychological counseling to control emotions and potential dangers.
Each ability has a unique mechanism (such as telepathy, elemental manipulation) that requires a balance between strength and risk.
Institutional life simulation:
Interact with other superhumans at the Benjamin Wheeler Institute and manage daily life (training, socializing, psychotherapy).
Psychological and Social Choices
Plot branches:
Influence the psychological state of characters through dialogue and choice, and decide whether to trust others or hide secrets.
Key decisions may trigger hidden storylines or alter the ending of character relationships.
Interpersonal network:
Establishing bonds with other residents, exploring their background stories, and potentially developing special relationships (friendship, love, or conflict).
Immersive narrative experience
Chapter based progress:
The current version focuses on the early adaptation stage, gradually revealing the origin of institutional secrets and the protagonist's abilities.
Visual and Sound Effects:
Stylish art presents institutional scenes (laboratories, psychotherapy rooms) with tense or soothing background music to enhance the atmosphere.
