A Town Called Tool

Built-in
Renpy. There is no
gameplay, no choices, A town called Tool is a linear story that you read and view.

Also, TOOL means “Timeline of our lives”

Disclaimer

This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead,
or actual events is purely coincidental. All digital characters depicted in this game are 18+.

The tagline for the full season

“A
magical journey that leads people to give in to their
desires and question their trust of others, while an unseen shadow
threatens their future.”

Story

Simon
Butterfield is finding life at home extremely tough, as his father
has remarried and his new wife and daughter love to bully him every
chance they get, which is a lot due to the fact his father is a
travelling photographer and is rarely around.

Simon is convinced Brenda Taylor only married his father due to him being rich, which is all thanks to his grandfather’s fortune he inherited. This is why he thinks Brenda and her daughter Tiffany give him such a hard time, because he knows they’re just around for the money. 

Brenda takes any chance she can to ground him,
which is embarrassing considering Simon is past the age of being
grounded, but Brenda controls his weekly allowance, as Simon can´t
access his trust fund till he is 25.

Brenda´s
daughter is just as bad, although it is weird Tiffany Daneford has a
different surname. Simon turns to his friend Jimmy for help but
little does Simon realize that he has more friends than he knows.

 In
the town called Tool, not everything is as simple as it appears,
as Simon will find there is more to the world than he ever thought
was magically possible.

Developer Note

If anyone hasn’t guessed this story’s main message is around “how men treat women” and specifically “they’re being 3 types of guys”. Also, there is a double standard around how a guy and a woman are treated when they sleep around, which the character Emma is based on. There is ridiculously stupid humour wrapped around the main messages of this novel, so the humour is intended. It’s probably not for everyone, but simple humour is funny.