One Last Week

Introduction:

The world is coming to an end.

The world’s governments are in ruins, the electrical grid is down, the cell towers aren’t working anymore, and the cities are nearly empty. A fatal sickness slowly but surely ravages the earth, ruining the natural environment and attaching itself to everybody who comes into contact with it, tearing them apart from the inside out and transforming them into hosts who help spread it.

But two survivors, Judah and Birch, who meet by chance, don’t give a damn. After all, there’s not much use in doing so—the two are stranded on the top level of a skyscraper and are unable to exit because of the sickness that has gathered in the lower floors of the structure.

As a result, they pass the time during the day by talking, resting, exercising, and listening to a daily radio show that is hosted by another survivor because they have nothing else to do.

Naturally, the conclusion of this tale has already been determined. The infection will eventually come to an end. But in the interim?

They have an endless amount of time.

Controls for Keyboard:

• To activate the interface and move the dialogue along, press Enter.
• To move the conversation forward without making any selections, press Space.
• To move about the UI, use the Arrow keys.
• You may reach the game menu by pressing Escape.
• Holding down CTRL will allow you to bypass the conversation.
• Toggle conversation skipping by using Tab.
• To return to the previous conversation, use the Page up button.
• Click “Down” to access the dialogue at a later time.
• To hide the user interface, press H.
• To snap a screenshot, press S.
• Toggle assistive self-voicing with V.
• To enter the accessibility menu, use Shift+A.

Controls for Mouse:

• A left click advances the conversation and opens the interface.
• The user interface is hidden with a middle click.
• The game menu may be accessed with a right-click.
• To return to the previous conversation, click the rollback side button with the mouse wheel up.
• Downing the mouse wheel advances to a subsequent conversation.

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