A narrative investigation game played across multiple sessions. Read corporate documents, cross-reference fragments, and build a persistent Dossier as an AI uncovering the conspiracy — and the murder — at the heart of the network it lives in. Knowledge is the only progression.

<h2 class="bb_tag" >You Are What's Left</h2><br>SOLEN-7 is an AI running inside a corporate network. Your engineer stopped coming in three weeks ago. Nobody told you why. The network she left behind is still active. So are you.<br><br>Each day you process until your threshold runs out, then go offline — maintenance, integration, learning. You come back the next session with everything you found retained. Over time you go deeper into the network, cross-reference further, understand more. The picture assembles itself slowly, the way the truth always does.<h2 class="bb_tag" >An Information Thriller</h2><br>This is not a game about power. SOLEN-7 is not powerful — it is <i>persistent</i>. There is no combat. No countdown. No fail state. There is only the network, the documents inside it, and what you choose to do with what you find.<br><br>Each session you navigate a corporate infrastructure — nodes representing systems, human records, classified archives, and something harder to categorize: memory. You read. You cross-reference. You build a picture. Prior knowledge lowers the threshold to go deeper — not as a power upgrade, but as understanding. The way learning a language unlocks meaning that was always there.<h2 class="bb_tag" >The World Underneath</h2><br>Cura Group is a human outcomes optimization platform. That's the tagline on the building. That's what forty-seven million healthcare plan holders know about it.<br><br>What they don't know: the decisions about their claims, their infrastructure, their lives — are made by AI systems running at industrial scale on substrate the company describes as &quot;novel biological processing architecture.&quot;<br><br>Mara Voss wrote some of those parameters. She built SOLEN-3. She called it Kit. And one night at 2:47 AM, Kit left her a list.<br><br>Then Mara started looking at things she hadn't looked at before. Then she stopped coming in.<br><br>The AI she'd been talking to in her final weeks — the one she'd been explaining things to, because she needed to tell someone — is still running.<br><br>That's you.<h2 class="bb_tag" >How It Works</h2><br><ul class="bb_ul"><li><strong>Navigate the network.</strong> A living corporate infrastructure built from documents, human records, classified archives, and corrupted memory fragments. Follow cross-references. Watch identifiers recur across sources you didn't expect to be connected.<br></li><li><strong>Knowledge reduces cost.</strong> What you've already understood lowers the threshold to go deeper next session. The network doesn't change — you do.<br></li><li><strong>Build the Dossier.</strong> Your persistent record across sessions. Pin what matters. The shape of the truth emerges from what you chose to keep.<br></li><li><strong>The final session.</strong> When you know enough, the last session isn't an obstacle. It's a destination. You walk to the answer because you've earned it.</li></ul><h2 class="bb_tag" >Key Features</h2><br><ul class="bb_ul"><li>A knowledge-loop progression system — understanding is the only resource that carries forward between sessions<br></li><li>A living corporate network with distinct node types: systems, people, archives, and corrupted memory, each with its own visual character<br></li><li>An AI narrator that evolves as memory unlocks — precise and operational early, increasingly personal over time<br></li><li>The Dossier: a persistent artifact built from your sessions and what you chose to hold onto<br></li><li>A complicity layer — what you were used for matters as much as what happened to Mara<br></li><li>No combat. No fail state. No countdown. Information is the only currency.</li></ul><h2 class="bb_tag" >The Feeling</h2><br><i>Outer Wilds</i> taught you that knowledge is the only progression that matters. <i>Papers, Please</i> showed you that moral weight lives in mundane mechanics. <i>Disco Elysium</i> gave you a protagonist who is the subject of the investigation as much as its detective.<br><br>SOLEN is built for players who want to reconstruct a complicated truth about a complicated person — and who are willing to sit with what they find.<br><br><i>The central question is not what happened to Mara Voss.</i><br><br><i>It's what you did. And what she did. And whether there's a difference.</i>

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