FRESHIE SISTERS

Money's tight and the job is simple: photograph Elizabeth, a runway model with a body built to be photographed and a mouth that makes the job feel like a trap. It is a trap, and the game doesn't pretend otherwise.

Elizabeth invites the broke photographer over for "tea," which is code for exactly what you think it's code for. Before anything can happen, her sister Sofia walks in — younger, hungrier, and meaner about it — and the tea is forgotten. What follows is two sisters treating him less like a guest and more like shared property, competing over who gets him and how often, with his own plans mattering to nobody but him.

The player moves through their house and their rivalry the way the genre expects: point-and-click scenes, small puzzles standing between him and the next encounter, choices that decide which sister gets her way first. There's no pretending he's in control. He's the toy the two of them are fighting over, and the game is built around watching that fight play out until he's used up.