Mosaic is a narrative driven modern adventure game with a story that lasts about 2-3 hours.
You live a monotonous and repetitive lonely life in a cold overpopulated ever-expanding city.
The phone is distracting you with meaningless notifications as you move through anonymous crowds on your way to work at a megacorporation where yet another long day with overtime awaits.
You have no real sense of meaning - until one crucial day, when strange things start to happen on your commute to work and everything changes.
Mosaic is a dark surrealistic and atmospheric adventure game about urban isolation and the dread of being a piece in a giant machinery you can’t understand.
From the creators of Among the Sleep, Krillbite Studio is going from horrors of childhood to the dreadful lonely adult life.
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