[Ferran can definitely supply a few sweets later, once she's closer to a hundred percent. The fruits should be a good medium between that and what she needs physically, though. For now, he follows her in and sits on the other side of the couch, sharing the space comfortably but without being overly familiar—and giving his own wings the space to rest against the arm, by sitting sideways and tucking his leg under the other. He sees that wince, but it's not like there's much he can do about it for the moment.]

That's a good way of describing it. Fight scenes, chase scenes, gathering information... and then the game will show you story scenes where you just watch. Sometimes you can tell the characters what to say, though.

[He pulls his watch-slash-communicator out of his pocket—despite the watch he wears on his wrist, he uses the Coven-gifted tech as his chosen timepiece, since he hasn't had the heart to change the one he came in with. It's usually half-hidden under a glove, anyway, like it is now.]

If they've made things like these, I could see it being a possibility. The first games were pretty basic... moving one block at a time, or just picking from a list of commands. I kind of hate how small these screens are, though.

[There's a reason smartphones stopped getting smaller!!]