Death's Intern

You didn’t expect your first job to be in the afterlife… but here you are.
In Death’s Intern, you step into the role of a newly hired clerk in the Department of Final Judgement. Your job? Review soul case files, interview the recently deceased, and decide where they’ll spend all of eternity.
No pressure.

THE WORK
Your day-to-day revolves around a growing pile of case files, each one a life reduced to paperwork.
You’ll sift through records, piece together timelines, and look for the small details that don’t quite fit. Some cases seem straightforward. Others quickly spiral into moral gray zones where intent, outcome, and truth refuse to line up.
The system expects efficiency. The job demands judgment. Those two don’t always agree.

INTERVIEW THE DEAD
The people behind the files aren’t gone, they’re waiting.
You’ll sit across from souls trying to justify their lives, deny their actions, or convince you they deserve better. Some will be honest. Some will manipulate you. Some might even make you question the rules you’re supposed to follow.
What you ask - and how you respond - can change everything.

YOUR DECISIONS MATTER
There are no perfect choices here.
Each judgment shapes not only the fate of the soul in front of you, but also your standing within the system. Play by the rules, bend them, or quietly resist them, the system will take notice.
Over time, your decisions begin to stack, branching into different outcomes, shifting your role, and revealing what this place really is… and what it demands from you.

SURVIVE OFFICE LIFE (IN HELL)
It’s still a job. That means performance reviews.
Meet quotas… or face consequences

Deal with passive-aggressive memos and absurd policies

Navigate office politics in a literal bureaucratic nightmare

Impress management, fight the system, or romance your boss?

MULTIPLE ENDINGS
Your choices define everything.
Shape your reputation as a judge of souls

Unlock multiple branching endings

Become a model employee, a rebel… or something far worse

Discover hidden paths and secret outcomes

FINAL NOTE
In the end, every soul is judged.
The only question is:
Can you live with your decisions?