“Work-life balance begins with total separation.”

Welcome to Lumon Industries, where your mind is no longer your own.

In The Severance Directive, players take on dual roles—both the compliant employee inside Lumon (the “Innie”) and the fractured individual outside its walls (the “Outie”). The procedure splits your memories, your desires, your identity—and now, something is starting to leak through.

Build a single character with two personas, then navigate alternating scenes that expose corporate control, emotional truth, and eerie contradictions. One half climbs the ranks; the other fights the unknown. Together, they may uncover a secret buried beneath ritual, data, and silence.

This game explores themes of identity fragmentation, rebellion, grief, and trust. Perfect for fans of psychological thrillers, slow-burn mysteries, and character-driven storytelling.

Severance is not the end. It’s the beginning.

BLURB: Cherry Oak School For Girls is filled with troublemakers. Most have been through at least 4 schools in the last year. Set in a mystical realm where reality is tantalizingly moldable, what happens when every girl is hiding the same thing?

CONTEXT: Each girl at Cherry Oak School For Girls has a magical ability. None of them know about the others.’ In a world where magic is as undiscussed as sex, the main characters are conflicted. The principal is secretly facilitating a magical army to overtake the Highness (The magical god who oppressed the educated) and restore education to women, but although her actions are well-intended, her staff has other plans.