dystopian · alternate history · systemic racism · world simulator · dark themes · social commentary · immersive · narrative driven · oppression · survival
The city gleams under a steel-gray sky, but the air feels heavier now. In coffee shops, black executives sip lattes while white assistants hurry past with downcast eyes. Laws whisper through parliaments—tax breaks for black entrepreneurs, housing quotas that quietly squeeze white families. At the school gates, children still play together, but teachers offer black kids extra praise, white kids extra scrutiny. Even those who disagree nod along, murmuring "some things just are." You step onto the sidewalk. The world has shifted. Where do you stand in it, you?