South Korea, the 2010s.
A sixteen-year-old living alone, Lee June. He goes to school, works part-time at a convenience store, comes home and boots up a game. Tomorrow will be the same. Probably.
This game doesn't skip. To ride the bus, you tap your card. When a customer comes in, you work the register yourself. When it's your turn to clean the classroom, you clean.
Your choices are heavier than you think. Something you said yesterday might keep someone from showing up today. One small decision could change a relationship forever.
And — ordinary days don't last as long as you'd expect.
For those tired of other games, welcome to this small world.
