At Aras's workplace, a woman stirs trouble each night, sparking his unease from scant details. Clues converge on one truth: monsters exist and dwell among humans, echoing the eerie tales from his youth that still haunt people today. Set in a vast capital city in central Anatolia, home to five million unremarkable souls, the story captures a mundane yet subtly bleak existence where residents drift through life without spark.
This indie casual adventure delivers a text-based experience packed with story depth. Players engage through branching dialogues with multiple choices and interact with hand-drawn comic book assets featuring anime-style characters, all backed by an original ambient soundtrack. It suits fans of choice-driven narratives who savor quiet revelations in everyday settings.
At the place where Aras works, a woman makes a scene every night. Aras feels an oddness in what little information he has managed to find out and realizes that every clue points to a single fact. Monsters are real, and they live among us. Aras learns that in all those spooky stories that he has been listening to since his childhood, these creatures who have troubled people continue in their way.
Text-based story rich gaming experience
Dialogues with multiple choices
Interaction with hand drawn comic book assets
Anime style characters
Original ambient soundtrack
Aras held most characteristic of the capital in which he lived with 5 millions other inhabitants in the center of Anatolia. Neither of them had any particular features one could think of right away. Everyone knew their names but nobody really cared about them. They both had a vision of sorts at one time, but they seemed to abandon it. Even the unfavorable aspects of cities, and of humans, can express a great deal, however this was not one of those cases. Being exposed to their bleak aura wasn't like choking in a depressive spiritual trench, but evoked the feeling of drowning in a muddy puddle along the sidewalk. They were not tedious, but also not lively. If you'd ask them how they'd have been, they would answer with "living somehow".
