Spiral

Spiral is a narrative exploration game about Mika, who receives a letter from Sayuri, her childhood friend who died six years earlier. The letter asks for a favor and includes an old floppy disk. On it, Mika finds a game that reconstructs the apartment complex they once shared, reshaped by memory and emotion. She enters this world to listen, forgive and uncover the unresolved truth behind their past.

Explore through gravity

You shift gravity to walk on walls and ceilings, exploring the distorted spaces and gathering fragments of Sayuri’s memories. Each fragment brings Mika closer to wounds she had avoided, as well as parts of herself she had lost. You can switch freely between a distant third-person view and a first-person camera through Mika’s perspective.

Four changing loops

The story unfolds across four loops. Each repetition opens new areas and subtly changes familiar spaces, testing your perception as you explore further. There are no weapons: something pursues you, and you must face the memories rather than fight it.

Traces of the past

Melodies once shared, pages never sent and photographs preserve parts of the story, where records and remembrance meet. Spiral follows Mika as she retraces memories, confronts past mistakes and tries to understand another person. Its themes include the fear that trust can lead to pain and the impulse to prove one’s existence by destroying something.