Power structures can fall apart. So can people. Dissolution of My Self is a narrative exploration / point-and-click interaction / psychological horror storytelling game . The story begins after the collapse of a fictional nation. Hector, a blood descendant of the old royal family, is taken to a foreign land by Matvey — his aide-de-camp, blood relative, and caretaker — where they hide away in a cramped rented apartment. Limited by disability, identity, and a language barrier, Hector is almost entirely confined to this enclosed space. The television plays programs he cannot understand. Outside the window lies a daily life he can never truly reach. Meanwhile, Matvey occupies multiple roles at once: caretaker, aide-de-camp, relative, and servant. Entangled in care, loyalty, blood, and power, Hector’s cruelty and Matvey’s endurance gradually form a distorted cycle from which neither can escape. After a series of events, Hector begins to give up maintaining his sense of self. By interacting with windows, furniture, and everyday objects, you will trigger fragmented memories from Hector’s past — and witness those memories gradually peel away. △Features Narrative Exploration : Progress the story by clicking on objects within a confined space Memory Reconstruction : Gradually restore character relationships and historical background from scattered memories Changing Interactions : Triggered objects gradually become blurred, lose their function, and leave the room’s narrative Psychological Narrative : In a strange and oppressive everyday life, witness the irreversible dissolution of a person’s self △Characters “Your body is my only territory.” An exiled prince of a fallen kingdom, trapped in a rented apartment far from home. After losing his identity, homeland, and future, he drags his dependence on Matvey—along with his resentment and love—into the depths of self-dissolution. “If you were nothing more than family to me, my child would be old enough to walk by now.” Hector’s uncle and aide-de-camp, who fled with him under an alias after their kingdom fell. He now supports their life as an unlicensed electrician. Unfortunately, Hector treats him as subject, uncle, caregiver, wife, and mother all at once.
