
Reality is unstable, and information is distorted. As an auditor, you must identify anomalies using unreliable systems and conflicting data. But as you begin to lose your sanity, you’ll find yourself trying to control not just these anomalies, but yourself as well.
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Reality is no longer reliable.
As a newly appointed inspector at the Reality Stability Office (RSO), your job is to control what enters the last stable city. People arrive at your checkpoint every day—some are real, some are not, and some are something far worse.
Your task is to determine who is real while keeping your sanity intact.

Every source of data can be:
Accurate
Corrupted
Manipulated
Documents may contradict each other.
Systems may fail.
Even verified information can lie.
You must build your own judgment system.

Check ID cards, border passes, and biometric records.
Use tools such as X-ray scanning, phone verification, and behavioral analysis.
Ask the right questions:
Why are they here?
How long will they stay?

Not all anomalies are obvious.
Some will:
Lie
Repeat the same sentence
Display unnatural behavior
Others will appear perfectly normal... until they don't.

As the days pass:
Interfaces begin to glitch
Data changes unexpectedly
Tools become unreliable
You are not just fighting anomalies.
You are fighting the system itself.

Your decisions affect your sanity.
Make too many mistakes and:
The room begins to deteriorate
Strange entities emerge
Objects behave unnaturally
The line between real and unreal starts to disappear
Eventually, only one question remains:
Is the anomaly outside...
or inside you?

Deep investigation and deduction-focused gameplay
Multiple game modes! (Coming soon)
Multiple sources of information with unreliable data
Psychological pressure and sanity management
Dynamic anomalies (physical, behavioral, and textual)
Escalating difficulty and system instability
A unique story-driven experience
Control reality.
Or lose it.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Portuguese - Portugal, Turkish, Romanian, Spanish - Latin America, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese
Reviews
Game seems like a successor to Thats Not my Neighbor. Only problem is it's not all the way there. It feels like it's an early release when they have fully released it. Interesting concept, make sure the people coming in have the right paperwork and aren't hiding anything using their documents, ID, asking them questions, X ray scanners, and more. The problem for me was after a few rounds, I was only finding one anomaly per day and it was hard to get through each person since I never got a good feel for how it worked outside of them giving me a knife instead of their documents. And then I started falling asleep towards the end of the first game I played, it was day 4 or 5 and Im just slowly passing out while playing it Saturday afternoon. Game has potential, but it needs a lot of work.
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