As she clears the levels of the game her father left her, Liza learns how to live again—and learns to trust once more. But her meeting with Igor—a boy-ghost who seems to not exist for everyone else—kicks off a far more terrifying game.
After her father’s death, Liza’s world shrank to the screen of her phone. A strange game, created specially for her, keeps her afloat. Step by step, completing the quests, Liza seems to regain the ability to feel, believe people, and stop hiding from life. By nature an introvert, she befriends a new student in her class—Igor.
And if Liza is seen by her classmates as “not like the others,” what does that mean for Igor? Why does it seem like no one can see him? Why does he come back to the empty school after lessons again and again? For Liza, this becomes a real test—figuring out what game the newcomer is playing. Or is he just a pawn in someone else’s scheme, and her classmates have simply found a new way to torment her?
And when Liza finally decides to ask directly, Igor’s answer overturns everything she thought she knew about life and death. He will tell the truth—but will the human mind be able to handle it?
A game where the goal isn’t to beat the level, but not to lose your sanity.