The Eye Of The World

Welcome to Noxis — the last drop of humanity, ruled by an AI-generated legal system called LEXIS. After the Last Revolution, justice became automated. Arbitrators enforce the law on sight. There are no trials. Only sentences.

You are Ilias Vair, a senior Arbitrator who has undergone dozens of sessions with the Sphere. Cold, methodical, broken from the inside. But after one particular session with an “extreme suspect,” something invades your mind — foreign memories, a stranger’s guilt, and a voice that won’t go silent. You no longer know whose guilt you carry.

The Sphere, also known as Evrikon, is an experimental neural interrogation device. It extracts fragments of memory directly from the mind, distorted by fear, imagination, or trauma. It doesn’t distinguish between real and false memories. It shows everything — and in doing so, it breaks people, turning them into living evidence. Arbitrators use it as an alternative to interrogation. But no one walks away unchanged.

Each new connection reveals a darker truth: the Sphere doesn’t just retrieve memories, it implants something deeper — a copy of the state itself. It rewrites the self.

You will relive murders through the eyes of the dying. Experience torture that may be fictional but feels agonizingly real. Collect evidence from crumbling psyches. And question whether your mind still belongs to you.

The game contains graphic depictions of psychological and physical violence. These scenes are not included for shock value, but serve as a narrative tool to explore the abuse of power, the erosion of identity, and the machinery of terror in a dystopian society. All acts of cruelty depicted are part of a fictional narrative intended to confront, not glorify, the darker aspects of human nature.

Visual style draws from deep shadows, distorted environments, surreal memory-scapes, and digital breakdowns. Faces are expressionless until they crack, revealing the horror beneath. Consciousness collapses into kaleidoscopic streams of fear and revelation.

Currently, only Episode One is available. Episode Two is coming soon.

Content Warning
This game contains graphic depictions of physical violence, psychological trauma, torture, body horror, and themes of mental illness. Scenes include memory manipulation, forced confessions, and depictions of suffering, including hallucinations, self-harm, and loss of identity. Viewer discretion is advised. Not suitable for players under 18.