Version 0.1 ยท 3 November 2026
Closedown was the end of the night on British telly: a clock, a test card, a long tone, then snow. This is a London where it never came. The transmitter on the Post Office Tower kept going after midnight, and everyone watching went in.
You wake up after it's happened. The city is empty, every window is the same blue, and the cabs still fly with nobody in them. You've got a camcorder, and it can see what's left of people.
It's a point-and-click adventure with no little man to walk around and next to no words. Click what's in front of you. It takes about five minutes, and there are three ways out.
It looks the way mid-90s London sounded: VHS edits, early 3D, chrome blobs, cut-up magazine pictures. The video is MiniMax H3, the stills are GPT Image, the music is Lyria, and the cab ride is PS1-style 3D written from scratch.
Richard Davey
sixfingerpunch.com