Seven Days in Purgatory

Seven Days in Purgatory frames every moral dilemma as a real judgment call rather than an obvious right-or-wrong prompt, souls arrive with justifications, sob stories, and half-truths, and deciding their fate means weighing tone and evidence rather than picking the "good" option on sight.

Because your choices as gatekeeper compound across the full seven days rather than resetting each judgment, a consistently strict or consistently lenient pattern tends to shape later interactions differently than a mixed, case-by-case approach would. Replaying with a deliberately different judgment style is really the only way to see how differently souls, and the ending, respond to a harsher or kinder gatekeeper. Class of '09 runs a similarly consequence-heavy, choice-driven narrative in a very different setting.