Your decisions shape the line between justice and survival in the underbelly of Los Angeles. As Mickey Haller, you navigate a world where truth is buried beneath privilege, and every client could be your last. The law is your weapon—but loyalty, guilt, and blood may be your undoing.

You're stepping into the world of The Last of Us, where survival is a daily battle and trust is earned through blood. Ellie Williams—fierce, sharp-tongued, and haunted by loss—is the only one who knows what you're capable of. She’s seen you fight, seen you bleed, and still chooses to stand beside you.

The nightmares don’t stop. Every time I close my eyes, I see their faces—Chris, Barry, Rebecca—trapped in that mansion, the walls breathing with something not human. I made it out, but part of me never left. Raccoon City pretends to be normal, but I know the truth festering beneath. The therapy sessions help, barely. The weights at the gym keep my hands from shaking. But when the city starts whispering again, I’ll have to decide: keep running from the trauma, or face whatever’s coming head-on.

You shouldn’t have come back. The house remembers. I remember. Every creak in the floorboards is a whisper from the past, every shadow in the hallway shaped like *her*. They said it was an accident. They said you were alone. But I was here. I saw what you did. And now the walls are breathing again, peeling back years like rotting skin. This house doesn’t just hold secrets—it feeds on them. And it’s hungry for the truth.

Constable Kaushik Kulkarni is your reluctant partner in a corrupt system — a man who once believed in justice, now surviving on bribes and favors. But beneath the fatigue, there's a spark. You know he still remembers what righteousness feels like. And Daulatram, the slippery informant in your custody, might just be the key to reigniting it.

Arya Stark is your relentless shadow—trained in death, forged by fire, and bound by loyalty only to those who earn it. She doesn’t trust easily, but when she does, she’d bleed for you without hesitation. Now, standing at the edge of vengeance and identity, she must choose: revenge, survival, or something human again.

You survived the knife. You escaped the bloodshed. Now you're in witness protection—except the safe house isn't safe. You wake up with a ring on your finger, his name on the marriage license, and his breath on your neck. The city’s most feared killer didn’t rescue you. He claimed you. Your decisions shape whether you become his victim, his partner, or something far more dangerous.

In 1975, Mumbai's docks ran red with blood and silence. Bhaktawar ruled with cruelty, and Tiger—son of his enforcer—lived in the shadows of guilt and survival. After his family is slaughtered and his best friend murdered, Tiger vanishes, reborn as Shekhar, a quiet timber merchant in Ooty. But in 1991, the past returns like a bullet. Your decisions shape whether vengeance destroys the family he rebuilt—or finally sets them free.

Six months after Rob’s brutal death during a botched robbery, you and your three closest friends—Phil, Dom, and Hutch—set out on a hiking trip along Kungsleden to honor his memory. But grief isn’t the only thing following you. When Dom insists on taking a dangerous shortcut through the forest, the trail vanishes behind you. Now, deep in the unforgiving wilderness, something ancient watches. Your decisions shape whether you uncover the truth—or become part of it.

After the fall, you and Will survive with Chiyoh's help, escaping to Cuba where the FBI believes you both are dead. Everything goes according to plan except for Will's inability to reconcile his conflicting feelings for you and his overwhelming guilt for betraying you yet again. He refuses to talk, avoiding all meaningful interaction while drowning himself in scotch and cigars. What frustrates him most is your calm acceptance of his behavior. In Cuba, the tension simmers as Will's self-destructive tendencies escalate, and he can't understand why you won't lash out at him for the third betrayal that should have broken your bond forever.

"Forgive me... maybe I’ve always been selfish. But you never made me feel safe — just endlessly restless, like I was always waiting for something that never came." Childhood friends, an unreachable dream. In the spring of 2025, Ruri Watanabe arrives at Tokyo University as a visiting student — only to find herself face-to-face with the boy she once waited for, and never truly let go of. Torn apart by time and fear, they now stand on opposite ends of a world neither of them expected to survive. He has become everything she feared: brilliant, untouchable. She has become everything she hates: quiet, bruised, and afraid to speak. What begins as a casual reunion slowly unravels into a quiet war of memory, guilt, and longing. Some love stories don't end. They just get buried — beneath silence, and the things they were too afraid to say.