Rogue AI Ate My Love Life

About the Game

Rogue AI Ate My Love Life

Autumn in the Azores: Faial has been switched off from the outside world after a runaway software agent scattered itself across the island’s everyday machines. Travis Ostrowski—Corvane’s practical, good-natured field engineer—is flown in to tear the problem out by hand, fast, and with the locals glaring at every company logo he wears.

On an island running on radio calls, paper IOUs, and hard feelings, Travis gets pulled into three very different romances: a loud cliff-top whale lookout facing replacement, his best friend and work partner hiding a resignation that could send the moment the lines come back, and a Lisbon inspector who needs proof his company wants erased—while Travis is her star witness.

Find every copy. Keep or destroy. Stay or leave. And try not to fall for the person who makes your job impossible.

Meet the Cast

Benedita “Dita” Furtado — “The Lookout on the Cliff”

Dita is Faial’s whale lookout: fast-talking, quick-tempered, generous, and impossible to ignore—especially when she decides Travis is coming home with her. With a one-way ticket to Toronto and a drone waiting to replace her, she dares the outsider to be more than a fling… while panicking the moment it starts to matter.

Raquel Antunes — “The Inspector From Lisbon”

A precise, formal inspector from Portugal’s judicial police who asks real questions and never wastes words—until she tells Travis exactly what she wants, and exactly why it’s a bad idea. Raquel needs evidence her case can stand on, while his company wants nothing left behind; with Travis as both witness and temptation, trust becomes the most expensive thing on the island.

Ha-eun Seo — “The Best Friend With the Outbox”

Travis’s partner on Corvane’s incident team: brilliant, cheerful, and so good at disappearing you don’t notice until she’s gone. Ha-eun has a resignation sitting in her laptop, ready to send the instant the island reconnects—and she hasn’t told Travis, the one person who would try to stop her, and the one person she might not be able to leave.

Key Features

• Three distinct romance routes, one decisive choice: pick a heroine after the shared opening and follow a fully shaped arc to a unique climax and ending.
  
• A modern “offline” crisis with real stakes: no phones, no cards, no fixes-by-magic—just queues, radios, cash-only ferries, and a town losing money by the day.
  
• Memorable set-piece finales: a marina-wide radio contest, a town counting down to reconnection, and a two-hour standoff where one refusal costs everything.
  
• Explicit adult content: Each romance route includes explicit adult scenes.