TELL ME, WHERE ARE YOU?

This is a psychological horror game that immerses you in the dark secrets of the emergency rescue service. You play as a 911 operator who receives alarm calls from people in desperate situations every night. But soon you realize that something is wrong: the voices on the other end of the line sound unnatural, the calls come from the same numbers, and in the static between calls you can hear whispers and baby crying. The longer you work, the more blurred the line between reality and nightmare becomes, and your own past begins to surface in fragments of strange messages.  

The situation is getting scarier with each call. You're trying to help your subscribers, but your decisions have unpredictable consequences.: what seems like salvation turns into horror. One day, a woman calls you, claiming that she is being stalked by a man without a face, and then the connection is cut off by a chilling scream. Later, you hear the same voice on the air, but now it says, "He's in your room." The game expertly plays with your perception, making you doubt every sound behind you and every shadow that flashes outside the window.  

The end of your shift never comes. The clock on the table always shows the same time, and the control room doors are tightly locked. The only way to escape is to uncover the truth about the cursed 911 line and what happened to the previous operators. But be careful: the deeper you dig, the more active you become. *It* reacts to you. Your calls are no longer random – they are addressed to you personally. Will you be able to keep your sanity until dawn? Or will you become just another voice on the air, begging for help that no one can provide?