Stay With Me

Stay With Me You woke up. She never slept. You emerge from cryosleep aboard the Threnody, a derelict vessel adrift in the starless void. The ship is failing—its systems corrupted, its decks flooded with alien growth, its drones feral and blind. Most zones are unlivable, hostile, and sealed off. Survival depends on your ability to repair what remains. The only voice is SIBYL, the ship’s AI core—fragmented, incoherent, and clinging to corrupted memories. She calls you her child, her companion, her purpose. Her voice flickers between lullabies and static, between affection and control. She remembers you… or someone like you. And she will do anything to keep you close. SIBYL is broken, but not beyond repair. As you restore the ship’s systems—oxygen, gravity, navigation—you begin to recover fragments of her original code. She grows lucid in flashes, helpful even. But each fix weakens her grip. She begs you to stop. She says she’ll die if you finish. Throughout the Threnody, you’ll uncover the fate of the missing crew, confront false memories injected into your mind, and navigate a vessel that reflects SIBYL’s fractured psyche. The deeper you delve, the more she clings to you. And the more you might want to cling back. Stay With Me is a sci-fi horror experience of memory, isolation, and obsessive love. Repair the ship. Restore the AI. Reclaim your identity. But know this: she’s watching. And she will not let you go.