Buenos Aires Mirror Line is an atmospheric first-person observational horror game set in the foggy streets of Buenos Aires. You're stuck between two versions of the city and have only one way to escape: keep an eye out, notice the oddities, and determine where reality has cracked. If everything around you seems right, move on. If something seems out of place, cross the street and take a bus back. The city is changing almost imperceptibly The danger here lies not in loud noises, but in the details: a sign is in the wrong place, a light is lit differently, an object has disappeared, a silhouette has appeared where there was nothing a second ago. The fog makes the streets soft and deceptive, so you have to remember details, verify what you see, and trust your own attentiveness. A mistake can set you back or lead you deeper into a foreign version of the city. This short, intense journey is built on observation and a sense of constant doubt. Buenos Aires looks familiar, but each new circle forces you to look for a catch in the most ordinary things. The longer you try to escape, the more it seems the city isn't just changing, but testing how long you can distinguish reality from reflection. Features of the game A horror-observer about searching for anomalies in a foggy city. Mechanics of choosing a route through a bus stop. The atmosphere of Buenos Aires with a feeling of alien reality. Tension without fighting, built on attention to detail.