In Alone With You, you investigate the dead by day and sit beside their holograms by night

A lone survivor, a scanner that recovers the fate of every colonist, and the colony's troubled artificial intelligence as your only company through the day.

A scanner, a dead colony, and the voices it left behind

You are the last survivor of a doomed space colony, racing to escape the planet before it implodes around you. By day, with help from the colony's troubled artificial intelligence, a scanner turns up clues about what became of more than two dozen colonists. By night the routine shifts in tone: you sit beside the holograms of Pierre, Winnie, Jean, and Leslie, build a bond with each of them, and piece together, little by little, what brought the colony down.

More than a dozen missions carry you through lush farming facilities, research labs, and the silent quarters of colleagues who never came back. Conversations branch and lead to different endings, shaped by the bonds you choose to nurture on each nightly visit. The original score alternates livelier tracks with more atmospheric passages.

BancyCo both developed and publishes Alone With You, which arrived on the store on September 3, 2026.

For anyone who sits down to talk with a hologram

If you like games that treat investigation as a form of mourning — gathering clues about someone already gone, then sitting down to talk with their hologram — the framework is laid out for you here: days of scanning, nights of conversation that steer the story. It is an experience meant to be played alone, at your own pace: the listing marks the adventure as single-player, and that is exactly what it delivers. Anyone after quick reflexes or another player at their side finds no support in this listing — what it promises is something else: time spent still, beside those who are no longer there to answer.