>>26151
That might be interesting actually.
>the goal of the game is to escape purgatory
>slowly the character pieces together his/her life.
however the rape part of it is too simple. Maybe he/she had a bad home life in a bad area, with bad people, so main character decided to an hero?
>guy is a regular /v/irgin
>kills himself due to various things around him.
>the rest of the game is about him realizing that he just gave up, and there were ways to make his life significantly better. He finds people also cared and mourned for him, which is the opposite of what he thought would happen.
>the moral of the story is don't give up (in general).
>but that's not all
>/v/irgin leads a purgatory revolt with others who stay there
>row row, fight the power
>things happen and his Bloodbourne (literally) pierces the heavens
>ending is him being either reborn, resurrected at the moment before suicide (with a ability), or ruling over Purgatory in three other endings (Good rule- Purgatory is better than heaven everyone's happy, Bad rule- Purgatory stays what it is, Neutral rule - Purgatory is a little better, but not completely good, but gives the denizens the ability to be reborn, or after awhile, move on to heaven.)