The Red Strings Club

The game presents its moral questions as being more complex than what they are while in the same breath demanding you agree with the writers voice against the various strawmen he argues since the dialog system doesn't allow you to come to your own conclusions. There's also this issue where a lot of its morality is at odds with its setting where it wants to awkwardly make generic leftist arguments but never presents them in a way that's logically palatable with the game's themes or setting.

More of a interactive story than a game, really.