Imagine waking up one day and realizing your memories — the people you love, the moments that shaped you — are slipping away. As Long As You are Here is an emotional story that puts you in the shoes of Annie an elderly woman battling Alzheimer’s. Through her fading mind, you’ll experience fragments of her past, especially memories of her brother who passed away long ago, as her world starts blending together in heartbreaking ways. The story hits hard because it is inspired by real experiences. Annie’s children are struggling too — trying to figure out how to take care of their mom while dealing with their own guilt, frustration, and love. It is a family drama about shifting roles, broken memories and the complicated ways people hold on when everythings falling apart.
This isn’t your usual game — it’s more like a quiet, reflective experience. You will explore Annie’s home, go through letters and old photos and piece together the story through her perspective. The game plays with memory in clever ways making you feel the confusion and emotional weight of her condition. What disappears when we forget? And what parts of us still manage to resurface? You may also be interested link the game The Séance of Blake Manor Made by a small team at Autoscopia Interactive, As Long As You’re Here is a short, story-driven experience meant to be finished in one sitting. The developers even included real photos of their own family members who lived with Alzheimers which makes the story feel deeply personal and authentic.
It’s calm, intimate, and painfully human — the kind of game that makes you stop and think. Just a heads-up though: if you’ve dealt with memory loss or dementia in your own family, this one might hit pretty close to home.
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