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I've done everything I could think of. I've told everyone I know. I've put it where I hope the right person might find it.

If you're Alice: I think this was made for you.

If you're not: play it anyway. And if something feels familiar, please tell me.

- The Publisher

On 21th of August this game will be available to everyone.

I've been going back and forth on this. I wanted more time. More people who might know Alice. More chances.

I don't know if Alice has been following this. I don't know if she's seen any of it.

If you've been following from the beginning, thank you.

Add the game to your wishlist if you haven't already. Tell someone about it.

The more people see this, the more chances Alice has. That's all I've ever wanted.

Mark the date.

-The Publisher

I've replayed this game over and over, but I still can't shake the feeling that I missed something.

Some endings don't feel like endings at all. They feel like questions.

Maybe the developer is trying to tell us something.

Will you understand it?

A few weeks ago, I came across a small game on a secondhand laptop whose owner had disappeared.

It's a short visual novel, maybe fifteen minutes from start to finish. Hand-drawn characters. An original soundtrack that I haven't been able to get out of my head.

At the beginning, there's a note. It's from whoever made this game. They say they created it for someone called Alice, and they're hoping she finds it.

I don't know who made it. I don't know who Alice is.

What I do know is that the more people play this, the more chance Alice has of seeing it.

So I'm putting it on Steam. The page is live now. If you know Alice, or if you think you might be her, please tell me.

And if you're not Alice: play it anyway.

Something about this game is not quite right. I mean that as a recommendation.

-The Publisher