Two Weeks On

Nate works on an offshore oil rig two weeks at a time, leaving his wife home. When his best friend Cole arrives needing a place to stay, Nate agrees—then departs for weeks at sea. His only connection to home becomes his phone: his wife's texts, Cole's social media posts, the neighbor's photos, the front-door security log, and the living-room camera he promised never to check. The game unfolds through fragmented digital traces—chats, photos, video clips from a door lock and camera—interspersed with "HER SIDE" panels revealing moments Nate cannot witness. Player choices shape growing trust or suspicion as the narrative develops. Rendered in western comic-book style with some animated sequences, the story explores themes of infidelity and jealousy across episodic releases.