Uncanny Tales: The Watcher is an episodic psychological horror film where fear is born from everyday work. The third episode of the series takes you to a remote part of Altai, where you, Ilya, take up the post of caretaker of a nature reserve. Officially, it's quiet, nature, and a steady income. In reality, it's a place where too much doesn't add up. When work stops being ordinary Before you begin your service, you experience a prologue, reliving the last working day of the previous caretaker, Sergei Ivanovich Kalashnikov. His duties are simple and familiar: reports, patrols, and grounds surveillance. But it's precisely through this routine that one begins to see how minor oddities accumulate and develop into a disturbing pattern. The command center, complete with an ancient computer, becomes the primary point of control: here you monitor the perimeter, make decisions, and record events. Patrolling in an old UAZ, communicating via radio, and regularly checking camera traps gradually reveal that something is happening in the taiga that official explanations fail to cover. And the more attentively you perform your duties, the more obvious it becomes that the peace here is merely a façade. Episode Features An episodic horror film built on routine and observation. Prologue with a walkthrough of the previous caretaker's last day. Work on a PC: reports, perimeter control, decision-making. Patrolling, radio and camera traps as sources of tension.