The entirety of SIMULACRA is an interesting concept, particularly as there is also a gallery of photos available for you to sift through, all as you hunt for clues as to Anna’s wellbeing.
These get drip-fed to you throughout the game – pretty much from start to finish – revealing more as the game goes on. Then there is a vlog system video blogs from Anna which start to reveal bits of information about Anna’s life. Every time you try to ring through though, the phone becomes distorted and hangs up.
There is, of course, the phone option which lets you go through Anna’s phone book and attempt to get in contact with her friends and colleagues. Throughout your time you will find yourself working through several options on the smartphone menu. But the phone constantly throws out some weird glitches and the world you are thrown into begins to mix the detective genre with the world of horror, in a very seamless and utterly unsettling way. By looking through her text messages you quickly conclude that she is missing, and it is up to you to put together what is available to discover the truth.
You quickly find out that the phone belongs to a young American woman called Anna. The story of SIMULACRA starts with you finding a lost smartphone.
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