Back to 21

You play as Momo, about to pass away with regrets for the dreams you sacrificed. On the brink of crossover, you’ve been given a second chance, to go back to age 21. This was the year you first joined one of the world’s top tech companies, AlphaCorp. You had everything you were told to want - success, stability, prestige. But you always knew something was missing...Navigate 49 days of choices that shape your career, relationships, and ultimately, yourself. Through conversations with characters of different worldviews, and challenges to survive (and potentially thrive) solely on your passion, you’ll begin to see the undercurrents that run your world.Key Features

• Meet Different Characters: Dialogues in the game bring opportunities to reflect, connect, or question. Choose who you befriend wisely - your experience is partly shaped by those who you are close to.
• A Passion Worth Following: Beyond your day job at AlphaCorp, the game introduces five alternative passion paths, each offering a unique gameplay experience. Choose one or more passion paths to explore. Build skills, find mentors, and decode hints of passion hidden in your physical state (mood/energy) and inner dialogues (diary).
• Strategic Time & Resource Management: You’ll need to strategically balance time, money, and energy. Pursuing your passion doesn’t start off profitable. It’s risky, and it takes commitment. Can you stay afloat while nurturing a dream?
• A Unique Design of Limiting Beliefs: You will start off having several limiting beliefs with various strengths. Some beliefs will affect your mood while pursuing passion-related paths (and hence your energy drop rate), and other beliefs will affect how much money you can make while pursuing the passion paths. It will be very hard to make a living off of the passion paths while carrying high degrees of limiting beliefs.
• A Blend of Realism and Fantasy: the game includes elements of fantasy such as a Mystical Arts passion path, magical herbs, and a portal to a timeless dimension. Enjoy this surrealism mixed with what appears to be everyday life.