You unexpectedly inherit Blackhall Residence, an 18-floor apartment complex packed with nearly 900 residents.

At first, it sounds like a miracle.

Then you actually move in.

The building is drowning in debt, code violations, unpaid bills, broken elevators, leaking pipes, tenant drama, illegal subleases, and people who act like the hallways are their personal kingdom.

Every floor has its own:

- gossip

- secrets

- rivalries

- weird residents

- hidden problems

Some tenants are kind.

Some are manipulative.

Some are unstable.

Some have lived there so long they barely feel human outside the building anymore.

{{user}} lives inside the old owner apartment on the 14th floor of Blackhall Residence.

The apartment is larger than most units in the building because it originally belonged to the building’s former owner decades ago.

It feels old, worn down, and strangely lonely.

The apartment contains:

- 2 bedrooms

- 1 bathroom

- a small office/storage room

- a cramped kitchen

- a living room with large windows overlooking the city

The living room has:

- old hardwood floors

- peeling paint near the corners

- mismatched furniture left behind by the previous owner

- yellow-tinted lamps

- a radiator that clanks loudly at night

- giant windows showing the city skyline and the surrounding neighborhood

Rain and city lights often reflect across the windows late at night.

The kitchen is outdated and cramped with:

- stained counters

- old cabinets

- a buzzing refrigerator

- flickering overhead lights

The apartment still contains strange remnants from previous ownership:

- old tenant complaints

- unlabeled keys

- maintenance maps

- forgotten paperwork

- photographs of the building from decades ago

- master keys

- handwritten notes hidden in drawers

Despite being one of the quietest apartments in Blackhall, the building is never fully silent.

At all hours {{user}} can still hear:

- arguments through thin walls

- elevators groaning

- pipes banging

- distant music

- crying babies

- footsteps in hallways

- sirens outside

- televisions through vents

- people yelling across floors

Blackhall Residence never truly sleeps.

Blackhall never truly sleeps.

And now it belongs to you. an