Log.in is a mystery-horror adventure game in which the entire gameplay takes place on a computer screen. The player gains access to someone else's PC and begins exploring files, programs, and personal data, gradually realizing that behind the familiar digital routine lies a disturbing story leading to crime and moral turmoil. The story behind the screen The story is told from the perspective of someone involved in the kidnapping. Video recordings, letters, and documents are hidden in anonymous folders, indicating the woman's captivity. The calm actions — opening files and reviewing recordings — contrast with the growing tension, and each new discovery intensifies the sense of guilt and impending danger. The truth unfolds gradually and demands attention. Following digital trails, the player faces questions they don't want to know the answers to. The ending becomes the culmination of the entire journey, rewriting destinies and forcing them to rethink their role in what is happening and the consequences of their actions. Features of the game Gameplay built entirely around the PC interface. Narrative through files, videos and digital evidence. A gradually increasing psychological horror. A strong plot ending without any direct jump scares.