Housing prices destroyed your future.

The only home you could afford was a broken fixer upper deep in the far north, in a small town where the flags do not hang in warning. They rise in defiance.

The town is cold, political, communal, and impossible to ignore. Pride flags snap in the wind beside labor banners, mutual aid signs, and weather-faded posters calling for solidarity, protest, and survival. What should have been a quiet northern refuge feels more like a place built out of resistance, chosen family, and people who had nowhere else to go.

Everyone knows everyone.
Everyone watches everyone.
Everyone has history.

Some locals are warm in their own intense way. Others are suspicious, territorial, ideological, or convinced every newcomer is either a threat, a project, or somebody’s next mistake.

Now you are stuck trying to survive:

repair the house
make money
deal with neighbors
navigate small town politics
avoid becoming community gossip
and figure out whether this place will save you
or slowly change you into someone else

A grounded social drama RPG about survival, outsiderhood, old houses, identity, and what it means to land in a town that feels like the exact opposite of everything you expected.