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Dissolution of My Self is a point-and-click psychological horror narrative game about exile, dependence and the collapse of identity. In a rented room, you investigate everyday objects, read fragments of Hector’s memories and help him dismantle his identity by facing—and trying to erase—the memories he refuses to confront.

Hector is an exiled prince of a fallen kingdom, living far from home after losing his identity, homeland and future. He shares his dependence, resentment and love with Matvey, his uncle and aide-de-camp, who fled with him under an alias when the kingdom fell. Matvey supports their life as an unlicensed electrician, while Hector treats him as his subject, uncle, caregiver, wife and mother.

Investigate the room

You can examine objects such as windows, a television, dining chairs and medicine bottles to trigger memories. The first object you touch determines what Hector remembers first, changing the order and rhythm of the story, but not its ending. The game has one ending; its options affect how you read and experience the text, not alternate endings or a second storyline. Hector’s account of a memory depends on his state of mind, so his words may not be reliable.

As Hector gives up his past and sense of self, the objects you have examined gradually blur and lose their function.

A suffocating relationship

The story follows the distorted intimacy between uncle and nephew, sovereign and subject, caretaker and patient. Its psychological horror comes from the sealed space of the rented room, life in exile, and the decay of family affection, love and devotion to country. It focuses on oppression and unease rather than monsters, combat or jump scares, and also includes dark humor.