Players explore their identity through branching choices in this indie strategy simulation. Over seven days, they interact with a computer, door, and cell phone to uncover 13 distinct egos across 13 stories, each leading to unique endings. Initial selections split paths into deeper branches, where daily options influence outcomes and reveal connections between information sources, like social media details absent from articles.
This casual setup highlights subtle influences, rumors, and societal echoes amid the self-discovery process. Choices ripple across days, converging all egos into a singular "me" and "I." Fans of thoughtful, choice-driven simulations find a focused loop here on PC.
Who am “you”?
What you must do is FIND WHO YOU ARE. There are 13 stories that you can find. Through the 7 days activity, you can see a total of 13 egos(ending). Your initial choice divides the large branch of the self, and within the selected self, it is divided again according to your choice. It doesn't just end by checking at the end. Because all this ego eventually comes down to "me" in the game and “I”.
There are three main contents that players can do in this game: computer, door, and cell phone.
It can be said that the seven-day activities are relatively simple to do within these three contents. However, you can see the information, options, the influence between the contents, and the information difference. For example, information that was not shown in an article can be checked on personal social media.
Based on this information, the player can choose a choice. That option can affect the next day or the ending.
Also, you can find interesting rumors and elements in it, and maybe it resembles an aspect of the society that we live in.
Who am "I"?
