Echoes After Curfew by I’m Clearly The Best DUHH

WARNING:

GORE, SUICIDE, MILD HARASSMENT, DEATH, LOUD SOUNDS, HORROR IMAGERY, AND UNPLEASANT AUDIO. THEY'RE ALL IN THIS GAME. IF YOU DON'T FEEL COMFORTABLE WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING, I ADVISE YOU NOT TO PLAY.

(ALSO THERE'S SOME DESCRIPTIVE LANGUAGE/SOME SWEAR WORDS)

VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.

The city of Larkspur goes silent at midnight—not the sleepy kind.

The kind of silence that feels watched.

Every night at exactly 12:00 a.m., everyone is required to be inside: doors locked, lights off, curtains drawn.

The government calls it the Curfew Protocol.

They say it’s for safety. They always say that.

You play as Iris Vale, a 16-year-old girl living in a crumbling apartment with her older brother, Noah.

Noah used to be a journalist. Now he just stays home, sips coffee, and listens to the radio.

One night during Curfew, the lights go out as usual.

The radio crackles to life on its own, and voices speak your name.

Not Iris—your real name. Only Mother knew that, and Mother disappeared three years ago.

The voices get louder, and the world gets quieter. Throughout the night, you unravel things about your past—not necessarily your own, but your mother’s.