A short and sweet VN with an intriguing puzzle element.

The premise is very simple. We wake up in a stranger's bed after a night of heavy drinking, but we have no memory of the night before. It's a straightforward mystery, but what's cool is that the game wants you to explore and solve it in lots of different ways. 

That's because rather than letting you take your time, One Night Stand only gives you so many clicks before the story advances regardless. This means your responses to the story movements change based on what you've learned, so there are myriad ways to try and tackle the game. There's a sense of uncertainty and unfamiliarity that comes with this, and that feels rare to find in a VN to me.