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Choices that matter
Take the car or the shop, and you’ll meet different companions. Stay together or lose someone—the rest of the story changes, and the dead stay dead.
The story
You missed the end of the world.
For a whole week, Henry played a brand-new game with his headphones on. In the background the cashier was coughing, sirens were wailing and someone was screaming. He didn’t notice a thing.
Now the streets are empty, the phone is almost dead and the only plan is to get to Mom. No vaccine, no conspiracy, no saving the world—just ordinary people deciding what to pack, how to split the water and who to trust.
Told in the first person and the present tense, with short sentences and a dry sense of humour that keeps you going when things get dark.
“Washed with an energy drink. Joking. Mostly.”— Henry, day one
