Born without a shadow, ten-year-old Luna must stop her reflection from escaping an ancient mirror before the world forgets who she really is.
During a storm, Luna discovers that the shadow she never had has been waiting inside an old family mirror. It knows her voice. It knows her memories. And now it wants her place.
The mirror hesitates. The reflection does not.
Family portraits lose faces as Luna's identity begins to disappear.
Hover over the mirror or tap it. The reflection may decide not to copy you.
“If someone looks exactly like you… run.”
The double grows stronger by stealing tiny things first: a gesture, a photograph, a memory. By the time Luna understands, everyone else may already believe the reflection is real.
Rain, candlelight, mist and empty corridors become part of the threat. Every room remembers something Luna has forgotten.
The breathing hallway
The sealed mirror
The presence
The house in the stormThe experience begins with stillness, builds through visual contradictions, breaks into pursuit, and ends with one final look from the other side.
Rain. Empty rooms. Warm lights that feel less welcoming with every cut.
Luna notices that reflections and portraits no longer obey reality.
The house accelerates. Corridors stretch. Shadows act with intention.
The reflection smiles first—and the world begins forgetting the original.