Sosin

Rie's company is shut down after she'd only been working with them for six months, despite everyone telling her that working for a big company was the best for her career.
Luckily, a video game company comes to the rescue, but it's a start-up—the very thin that everyone had been telling Rie to stay away from. Not caring about others' opinions anymore, she accepts the opportunity.
A paranormal trouble surges, however. One that makes Rie swap bodies with Sachiko—her new supervisor—and Jun—Rie's ex-boyfriend—every time they touch.
How will they solve their swapping problem while working in one of the most ruthless industries?
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LifeSharp: Trio That Can't Touch

'A potential gem fractured by greed… again.'

'As much as we gamers have shown our disapproval of companies taking advantage of their customers, they'll continue to do so because of the millions of people that still fall into them. However, Starworld Chaos is an exaggerated case.'

'Let's start with the obvious. The game came out only four hours ago by the time this review was written. That was enough time to finish the content available in the game as of now. By itself, the content is surprisingly great. The gameplay is fun and smooth when there are no lag spikes, the cinematics feel like a movie and only take a tiny portion of the playtime, and the story leaves you wanting for more, including the secondary quests.'

Fractured Potential