This June I began working on my very first interactive visual Novel Transcriptions of Time
It can be played on my website https://transcriptionsoftime.com
/ itch https://aliceintime.itch.io/transcriptions-of-time
/ or found on the tfgames website https://tfgames.site/game/3751/transcriptions-of-time

The basic premise is that you and your friend Matt invent a device to travel through time, living together in an apartment in Greenwhich Village New York City in 2026. At the time of this post, the device allows you to step forwards or backwards a century in time to 1926 or 2126 where you first meet the tenants who live in your same building. But you quickly realize that by breaking the fabric of time, you fall into a mystery that starts to have consequences, changing your body in a series of body transformations that slowly shift the player character from Male to Female where you decide whether you embrace or reject the transformations to solve the mystery of the mysterious entity who is reshaping you between your time jumps.

The game is its early alpha stages right now, so there's roughly 1 to 2 hours of content with future releases planned for updates. The prologue was released in August. And my most recent update was launched just this week on October 16.
The past leans more in a historical fiction vibe, introducing real world characters that are fictionalized for the story, where the present and future are a bit more into sci-fi. The story is intended as a slow burn cozy slice-of-life so character development will be a large portion of the story.

The game is being developed in Twine/Sugarcube, and I use photoshop for the paperdoll that dynamically changes with each transformation, including the clothing. So the game is a mix between Javascript/CSS/HTML on the dev side.