Orwell: Ignorance is Strength

You're a government operative in Orwell's secret division, tasked with monitoring citizens through their digital footprints—emails, social posts, phone records. The twist: you can manipulate what gets reported as fact. Redact inconvenient details, splice quotes out of context, or fabricate connections between people to shape investigations. Each choice feeds intelligence reports that influence state actions. The game presents surveillance data streams and asks you to decide what truth looks like when you control the narrative. It's a text-heavy political sim where your edits have consequences, though the scope of those consequences isn't always clear until later. Suits players comfortable with reading dense files and morally gray decisions.