Game Introduction|Psychological Thriller · Crime Investigation · Multiple Personalities
New York’s neon lights illuminate its crimes, but they can never reveal the darkness within the human heart.
You are a private detective working in New York’s old district. You once shared a passionate relationship with Detective Debra Morgan, but in the end, you were the one who chose to walk away. Now, a strange disappearance disrupts the city’s uneasy calm. A young woman named Erin, overwhelmed with grief, comes to you and asks for help finding her missing boyfriend.
Erin is gentle, kind, and deeply compassionate, as though the world’s cruelty has nothing to do with her. Yet deep within her unconscious mind, an alternate personality named Eva is quietly watching everything. Eva is skilled at deception, manipulation, and disguise, possessing an almost flawless criminal mind. Her boyfriend’s disappearance was no accident. He is already dead—murdered by Eva—and every piece of evidence has been carefully buried beneath a seemingly perfect web of lies.
As your investigation deepens, you cross paths with Dexter Morgan, who is vacationing in New York. Outwardly calm and courteous, Dexter carries a dark passenger within him, and he quickly senses that something about the case is not right. Eva’s composure and criminal brilliance may awaken a dangerous curiosity in him, while his pursuit of the truth gradually evolves into a deadly struggle between morality and desire.
At the same time, your former lover, Debra Morgan, reenters your life. Old emotional wounds, conflicting loyalties, and the increasingly mysterious case force you to confront both your past and the choices you made.
When the victim and the killer share the same face, when the most dangerous criminal hides within the most innocent soul, can you still trust your own judgment?
In this story of lies, secrets, and psychological warfare, you must uncover the truth behind Erin and Eva, confront Dexter’s dark instincts, and face the emotional scars Debra left behind.
The truth is closer than you think.
But remember: in New York, no one knocks on your door without a reason.
Created Oct 15
Updated Oct 15
Published Oct 15