Only She and I Remain in This World

The Middle Ages, and humanity is gone save for two strangers left standing in an empty world. It plays out slow and meditative rather than frantic, more interested in quiet than spectacle.

The story follows those two as they look for a way out of their situation and try to heal from whatever brought them to it, a small, personal thing set against a dead world rather than a grand one.

You move through an entire castle solving puzzles and mini-games as you go, point-and-click style, uncovering the relationship between the two leads through more than eighty illustrations along the way. It's a game about two people learning to be around each other again, not a checklist of encounters.