The Uncover is a documentary narrative game that immerses players in the real lives of Iranians, based on personal interviews I conducted. Players explore and compare diverse life paths by choosing from multiple photo albums, each offering an intimate glimpse into a specific character’s journey from childhood to adulthood. Designed for teenagers and young adults, the game explores how social norms and restrictive laws shape identity and style, and how style choices become acts of expression and resistance. The demo focuses on a queer Iranian boy returning from Japan to Iran, tracing both his personal growth and the shifting society around him. Players explore the life paths through the photo album, remember memories, and engage in interactive moments—putting on clothes, makeup, or nail polish—using drag-and-drop mechanics. These choices shape consequences, including how characters are treated—and how they respond—in family, work, and public settings.