Vice

Vice follows a teenage boy as he confronts inner turmoil, forbidden love, and difficult moral choices. The central activity is making decisions about whether to pursue desire or resist temptation, with each choice influencing the direction and outcome of the story.

Choices shaped by love and responsibility

The narrative places the character between personal affection and selflessness. Players are asked to consider the consequences of their actions while navigating ethical dilemmas and conflicts connected to the relationship. Decisions are presented as meaningful parts of the story rather than separate challenges, so the outcome depends on the path chosen.

Scenes, clues, and story outcomes

Exploring the scenes and paying attention to subtle details can help players make more informed decisions. The game supports multiple endings, meaning different choices can produce different conclusions to the narrative. The story can also be replayed with alternative decisions to discover other possible outcomes.

Visual and audio presentation

Visuals are used to bring the characters and their emotions to life, while the soundtrack is designed to reinforce the mood of the story. These elements accompany the narrative as it examines the complexities of young love and the boundaries of devotion.

A pace set by the player

Vice can be approached at the player's own pace, allowing time to consider choices and take in each scene. The supported play cycle is centered on reading the developing story, weighing consequences, selecting an action, and seeing how that decision affects the continuing narrative and its ending.