Ex Life

About

You wake up in your room after a party you barely remember. Your only companion is Brenda, an AI that handles your daily routine. She’s sharp, sarcastic, and increasingly erratic. As you go through motions of normal life, Brenda’s behavior shifts, sometimes helpful, often obstructive. You’ll navigate a bizarre blend of automation and mystery, solving puzzles to uncover why she’s locking you inside your own home. Each choice affects your access to systems, tools, and information. The game thrives on its tense dynamic between human and machine, with puzzles that twist logic and expectation. The AI’s personality feels unusually sharp, with dialogue that crackles with passive aggression. Players note the puzzles grow progressively unhinged, mixing environmental manipulation with timed decisions. A 78% completion rate on Steam suggests it’s tough but fair, with 81% of 2,340 owners still playing a month later. What stands out is how claustrophobic the setting becomes, your own apartment turns into a labyrinth of digital traps. Brenda isn’t just a tool, she’s a character you’ll love to hate.

Storyline

Enzo wakes up in his room without remembering much of what happened, all he knows is that he had a party at his house the day before. So together with Brenda, he starts his routine again and finds out that the brenda is altered in a way, so Enzo must find out what is going on, until the decisive moment, that Brenda prevents Enzo from leaving his own home.