Eternal Afternoon is a poetic psychological walking sim exploring a small neighborhood where time literally counts down the world's final minutes. Ten-year-old Sasha emerges from the entrance of an ordinary panel building and walks through familiar courtyards. The summer of 2001 seems calm and familiar, but somewhere far away, a huge black wave rises above the city, slowly approaching. The last twenty minutes The courtyards are connected by passageways between garages, entrances, and playgrounds. Traces of everyday life remain in these spaces: open windows, conversations on balconies, bicycles and bags left outside stores. The neighborhood feels alive and familiar, as if the entire summer lies ahead, not just a few minutes away. Occasionally, brief scenes unfold: a neighbor locking their front door, someone searching for their car keys, or music playing from an apartment. These small moments are easy to miss. But if you linger and look around carefully, a picture of the neighborhood's life in its final moments gradually emerges. Features of the game Short walkthrough, about an hour. Retro visuals and atmosphere of the early 2000s. A small area with no loading screens. Repeated playthroughs to find scenes.