experiment: one PC

A night shift helpline worker faces mounting tension in this first-person walking simulator. You play as Evelyn, staying late at the office after a routine day turns challenging. Staying alert becomes crucial as calls demand quick decisions to save lives on the line. An expanded dialogue system shapes the story's end amid psychological horror and quiet dread. Every conversation choice decides if you help or doom the caller. Fans of indie simulations with branching outcomes and atmospheric tension will find a compact 90-minute experience here.

If you wanted to tell a story, where would you start?

Average game completion time: 90 minutes

All stories start differently. This story is about a girl named Evelyn who works at a helpline.
One ordinary day, her boss calls her and asks her to stay on the night shift.
Not falling asleep at night in the office after a hard day's work is another test. But it is much more difficult in this situation to save lives.

Warning!

Epileptic seizures associated with increased sensitivity to light are possible. Some people may experience seizures when exposed to flashes of light and flashing images that appear in video games. People who have not previously experienced such seizures may not be aware of their illness. A reasonable restriction of the gaming audience is recommended.

Features of the game:
- "Walking Simulator"
- "First person" Psychological horror .
- Expanded system of dialogues, on which the end of the game depends.
- An atmosphere of quiet horror or the calm before the storm.





You are the only one who can save or kill the person on the other end of the line.