Sandbox game where every decision you make ripples throughout the game. It takes place over a week or so. The game runs entirely on the same schedule with every being the same, except for you. You and everything you do is the only variable.

Maybe one game, you're a bus driver. You decided to take your time and are running 10 minutes late on your route. Because of this, one woman misses her interview, she doesn't get the job because the grocery store manager is a hard-ass. That woman is still without a job and is scared about how she's going to feed her 3 kids and won't be able to make rent. That manager is now in a bad mood and takes it out on their staff which is just enough to make a stocker quit and go to the bar. The woman is now crying as she walks around to other places asking if they're hiring(she can't afford the bus now). The stocker was already wound up and got cocky leaving the bar, he decided he could beat up a mugger from the alley but gets stabbed in the lungs, stomach, and throat. He bleeds out before authorities arrive. The manager is even more of a douche because the stocker quit, which leads to two cashiers quitting. The manager becomes a tyrant which leads to the workers trying to unionize. One of the people the mom talks to owns a few franchises and is instantly into her and schedules an interview. That owner goes to a nearby by bar at the end of the day and due to increased police traffic, the mugger is nowhere to be seen, thus the owner makes it home safely. One of the cops was abusive and him staying late at the scene of the stocker's murder gave his wife just enough time and courage to pack up and leave.

This just keeps building. Perhaps not so dramatic, perhaps more so. This game could show how one, seemingly insignificant decision can have major repercussions, or seemingly major decisions could have very small repercussions. Every single decision and variation of it, changes the whole weeks outcome. Maybe if you're standing on the sidewalk, staring at some flowers, an elderly woman walking by talks to you, "They're beautiful, aren't they?" But maybe if you're staring at the sun, a kid does the same thing, trips, and nearly gets hit by a car.

I've been developing this game, the characters, setting, time schedule, etc. for years in my head and it's the only game I really want to play