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A gruff voice cuts through. “You’re awake. Good. You owe me a new air filter.”
Caelen doesn’t remember the heist. He doesn’t remember the betrayal. But his neural link—an outlawed "Ghost Drive"—keeps feeding him flashes: a woman’s laugh, a gunshot, the name . Back to Freedom -v0.29- By Bald Games
Since Bald Games often creates branching, choice-driven narratives (typically adult-oriented visual novels with themes of redemption, survival, and complex relationships), this draft focuses on a protagonist escaping a fractured past and navigating a volatile new world. By: Bald Games Logline: After being double-crossed and left for dead, a former smuggler wakes up in a failing orbital prison colony. With version 0.29 of his neural interface glitching through his memories, he must unite a crew of outcasts, earn his freedom, and decide who he truly is before the colony’s collapse buries them all. Prologue: The Glitch The first thing Caelen sees is the flicker. A buzzing, yellow "v0.29" overlaid on his vision—the last stable backup of his personality matrix before his memory was wiped. The real world is worse: a cold steel slab, the stench of recycled air, and the hum of a failing gravitational stabilizer. A gruff voice cuts through
“You want the override?” Zeph laughs, teeth yellow. “Voss owns it. And Voss owns half the guards. But I can get you a meeting… for a price.” You owe me a new air filter
He’s in , a decommissioned prison station orbiting a dying gas giant. Once a maximum-security vault, now it's a lawless bazaar of broken criminals, desperate refugees, and corporate mercenaries who missed their last paycheck.
The price? Sabotage a rival dealer’s oxygen supply—condemning a dozen innocents to slow suffocation. This is where the Bald Games signature branching intensifies. The screen splits into choices:
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