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Played some Aether & Iron, a visual novel with light RPG and tactical combat mechanics. It takes place in an alt-history 1930s New York where a technological breakthrough allowed for floating cities and floating cars; the tactical combat takes place between cars driving around.
You play as a grizzled smuggler (who's a woman, so it's actually good) tasked with smuggling a bright young scientist to safety. I haven't gotten that far yet, but the job the player character takes is one that's supposed to be easy, but ends up being much more complicated and dangerous than it seems. I've never watched or read a yuri, but the smuggler and scientist together give off big yuri vibes.