I MUST FIND HER is a first-person psychological thriller based on the true events of the Chernobyl disaster. On April 27, 1986, during the evacuation of Pripyat, a bus convoy carrying city residents vanishes without a trace. Oleg Suvorov sets out to search for the missing buses, driven by one goal: to find his young daughter, who was among the evacuees. The road from which there is no exit The hero's search leads him into a mysterious spatial loop — an ordinary section of Soviet road, shrouded in thick fog, begins to repeat itself over and over again, transforming into the backdrop of a disturbing psychological nightmare. Reality and memories intertwine, and the road gradually reveals its sinister nature. The player must understand the logic of this loop, explore its anomalous rules, and attempt to break them to get closer to solving the mystery. The game focuses on the fates of ordinary people caught in the middle of the tragedy. Through radio transmissions, the environment, and details of the world, real-life episodes of those days are revealed, allowing you to feel the fear, confusion, and pain of the residents of Pripyat. The story is told through the father's personal tragedy, balancing documentary authenticity with deep emotional immersion. Features of the game First-person perspective with an emphasis on atmosphere and realism. Non-standard loop mechanics of a closed road loop. Intuitive interactions without classic puzzles. Actual radio communications and events of the Chernobyl disaster.