Watch the cameras, report anomalies, and follow Dr. Amalia’s instructions. Your shift is simple on paper: observe, classify, survive. But the longer you remain at the terminal, the more the system begins to react not only to what you report, but to what you choose to do.
You have been assigned to a permanent surveillance post.
Your task is to monitor the installed cameras and immediately report any anomalies: changes in the environment, image distortion, the appearance of unauthorized objects, or entities.
Every inconsistency must be registered through the report interface.
Ignoring deviations will lead to their accumulation and loss of control.
Remember: you are not allowed to leave your post without permission.
Doubting the reality of what you observe does not release you from responsibility.
You will not be alone.
Dr. Amalia is your curator, assistant, and overseer.
She will help you understand the surveillance system, comment on your work, and remind you what matters.
She monitors your reports.
She monitors your mistakes.
She monitors your decisions.
Stay focused. Do not give her a reason to look closer.
You may notice visual distortions, signal failures, or interference on the screens. This is normal.
Some anomalies are disguised as technical malfunctions. Some objects may appear interactive. Some elements of the interface may seem unnecessary.
Do not attempt to adjust the equipment yourself.
Do not launch unauthorized programs.
Do not play games during your shift.
Remain at your post. Continue observation.
Official reports do not explain what happened.
The recordings stopped suddenly. The signal was lost. The operators never made contact again.
The room remained locked from the inside. No signs of struggle were found. No bodies were found.
Now you are here.
In front of the same screens.
With the same task.
Under the same supervision.
Observe carefully. Miss nothing.
And try not to follow their path.
Not every message will appear inside the surveillance system.
Sometimes, the game may speak to you where you expected a reward.
Sometimes, an achievement may sound like a correction.
Sometimes, like a warning.
If the system reacts to your choices, it means it has already noticed you.
