You are the Keeper.
Your duty is to care for your wards, follow the orders, and maintain order within a house cut off from the outside world. Each day brings new directives, and any deviation from the rules may cost your life.

Everything begins to crumble when a new ward arrives — the first adult ever sent to a Keeper.

She brings doubt. She disturbs the routine. Her words make you question what must never be questioned:
What do the orders conceal? Why can’t you leave the house? And who were you before you became the Keeper?

"When reflections ceased to be true, the world lost its face. In it lived a boy whom mirrors would never recognize. He became a shadow — an echo of his past and future selves. In that same world lived a girl — a light dividing the shadows of time, the only one who could hold his present together. She was always there. Even if he never knew it, and the mirrors remained silent. Their story became as eternal as the existence of worlds themselves: they meet again and again. But only the girl remembers all his shadows — their love, their hatred, and every “Goodbye” that ends the cycle".

Features:

This is a game created by only two people.
A philosophical visual novel blending drama and science fiction
An atmosphere of solitude, cold, and quiet mystery
Complete freedom of choice: you can independently decide which door to open, which character to interact with most often. (You can choose a favorite, whatever that may mean.)
Impact of choices: every choice you make not only affects the current dialogues but also the subsequent events. Your choice may also lead to death, either for you or for any character in the game. There are no immortals here.
A well-developed world: the post-apocalyptic universe is much broader and more expansive than it may initially appear. The most attentive players will uncover a dark, surprising, and brutal world in Reflections of the Void. Surviving does not mean truly living.
Romantic storyline: it exists in the game, but not everyone will be able to win over the ambiguous, slightly strange (or perhaps insane?) girl. First, you’ll need to understand her thoughts — why does she act the way she does? Perhaps everything isn’t as obvious as it seems?
Meaningful depth: some will see only a dark story here, while others will uncover the philosophical meaning behind what’s happening, pondering questions about life and death, love in all its forms, and the price of survival. For some, the psychological aspect of the plot will be most important. And they will all be right. This game is as multifaceted as the world in which its main events take place.