FadeI'll do a proper promo post about it some other time, but if anyone wants to see the IF-for-classics that I've been working on recently, the first two chapters—each follows a separate protagonist--are live on itch.io. These are vignette-style interactive fiction designed to accompany a class ("World of the New Testament”) for the purpose of more immersive understanding of non-elite experiences in the early Roman Empire, outside Rome.
Also, please note the content warnings on each chapter. While there is no graphic description of sex or violence (and some sensitive topics are only briefly referenced), the ancient world has as much grim reality as the modern world, and these chapters deal directly and extensively with some issues.
Yingtai@fade may I ask if the animal sacrifice involves any pets or other animals with a close relationship with a human?
@yingtai It does not; there's some discussion of divination via looking at animal organs, though even that's extremely indirect if you don't make the choice to look more closely. All animal sacrifice involves animals raised for food/sacrifice purposes, and none of it is graphic beyond the 'look at organs', which is brief.
@fade thank you!!