The Unsent

A collector of antiques finds an old photo album at an estate sale. When he touches one of the photographs, he doesn't just remember the moment, he's there. Not as a participant. As a witness.

The album belonged to Henri Leclair. At eleven, on a bridge over the Seine, he and a girl named Celeste tore a piece of paper in half and wrote down every place they'd go together. Italy. Japan. Egypt. Everywhere. The kind of promise kids make without knowing they're making it for life.

Henri kept his half of that paper in his pocket for the next forty years. He never went to any of those places. This is a game about that... not chasing a dream, but carrying one, quietly, until it gets heavier than the person holding it.