Digital Ferryman
You joined a small business. The business was simple: someone passed away, the family sent over the hard drive, and you were responsible for sorting, archiving, and then deciding who to send it to next. "How about yourself? Did you live a good life for others, but what about you?"
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You joined a small business. The business was simple: someone passed away, the family sent over the hard drive, and you were responsible for sorting, archiving, and then deciding who to send it to next. "How about yourself? Did you live a good life for others, but what about you?"
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About This Game
This is a retro desktop simulation game.
You will drag the files into categories such as "Important", "Work", "Daily", "Privacy", or "Destroy".
Each time you drag one, you are subtly changing the "reincarnation evaluation" of an unknown person.
You don't need a password to enter someone else's life.
They have gone, but the hard drive is still there.
You are the last person to open it.
Before formatting, can you keep a secret for him?
You joined a small store.
The business is simple: someone leaves, and the family sends the hard drive over. You are responsible for organizing, archiving, and then choosing to reincarnate.
You will see unsent letters from retired teachers, unedited photos behind the makeup bloggers' photos, and composite family photos taken by children's photographers...
Each hard drive is a slice of someone else's life.
There are no grades. No failure. No one rates you.
Only you, an old hard drive, and those words that haven't been spoken yet.
"You helped someone live a good life once. What about yourself?"
