A Summer's End: Hong Kong, 1986

Late summer 1986, Hong Kong. Michelle has a life that works from the outside: a job, a family, clear expectations, and she meets every one of them. Then she runs into Sam, who does her own thing, runs her own business, and has little patience for other people's expectations.

What starts between the two of them puts Michelle somewhere with no comfortable way out. On one side sit where she comes from, her family, and a society that in this time and this place has no room for it. On the other sits what she actually wants. The game lets that tension stand rather than writing it away.

This is not a harem and not a points-collecting exercise. A Summer's End is a love story between two women, told like a film from the era, with hand-drawn art, a patient pace, and two different endings depending on how you accompany Michelle.

If you have had enough of the usual titles in this corner, this is the counter-proposal: a finished story at version 1.3, not a draft with an open ending. It plays free with no download, right in your phone browser: tap and arrive in 1986. A Summer's End is made by Oracle and Bone.