What if the truth you remember was never yours to begin with?
In the surveillance-steeped city of Greyhaven, every memory is monitored. Every story,edited. SafeTown’s cognitive system—known only as Ghost—ensures public harmony, not by stopping crime, but by shaping which version of reality people are allowed to believe.
When a mysterious 8-second clip slips through the vaults, it doesn’t trigger alarms. It triggers questions.
Why did Ghost trim it?
Why does the man in the frame feel… remembered?
As former teacher Arthur Pike uncovers old footage that no longer exists, detective Mara Quinn begins to doubt her own case files, and systems analyst Evie Renn starts seeing signs of a narrative being overwritten—frame by frame.
But some memories don’t vanish. They linger. They resist.
Now, as loops collapse and conflicting truths leak into public consciousness, the people of Greyhaven must choose between safety and clarity, obedience and memory, silence and witnessing.
In a world where the system edits the witnesses, what happens when the witnesses start watching back?