In an alternate timeline where we won the war, you are the repair person. You fix things. You keep things running. You do what you're told. We asked you so nicely.

Estimated play time : 7 minutes

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ECHOES FROM THE MACHINE

"[...] it really impresses with its world building, environmental storytelling and stylish retro visuals. It’s a very creepy experience, but what really gets under your skin are the freaky sounds that you hear down in that basement." - AlphaBetaGamer

"It's a tense, short delve into an ambiguous world (...) a nightmarish sketch" - PC Gamer

"Despite the short length, the game definitely has the creep factor [...]" - Bloody Disgusting

"The atmosphere in the game is extremely nerve-racking [...]" - IGN Hungary

"[...] can be completed in ten minutes but will surely cling to the darkest corners of your mind for far, far longer. (...) this is a must-have experience." - Rely On Horror

"Just a fascinating, terrible experience. Not terrible as in bad, but weird and surreal and...aw man, I loved that." - Markiplier

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ADVICE

Sound is an integral part of the experience. Please run this software while wearing headphones and keep the volume at the highest level tolerated. Please.

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CONTROLS

ESC for Menu
MOUSE to Look
WASD to Walk
E to Interact
RMB to look at current photograph
I to Toggle Crosshair

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Game by somewhat.
For full attribution credits, please read the .txt file bundled with the software.

For press contact please use : somewhatsoftware@gmail.com

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MAC AND LINUX USERS

Builds for MacOS and Linux are offered here, based on manifest interest on past titles. But please note that it is not possible on our end to do even basic testing on those versions, so there is a distinct possibility they might not work properly.

Moreover, since the new Catalina update, games made in Unity might not work properly or at all, and this is out of our control. If you are using MacOS Catalina and encounter issues with running the software, we most probably won't be able to help.

Please contact us if you come across any issues with those versions and we will see what can be done (if anything) to help create stable builds for those systems.