
Stop the world
Press F and New York holds its breath. Walk through a frozen street, read what no one else can see, and get out before it moves again.
The city stops for four seconds. Nobody notices but you.
It's 23:58 in New York. Every so often the whole city freezes — traffic, rain, eight million people — for four seconds, then carries on as if nothing happened. Kai Mercer, a hacker in Brooklyn, is the only one who notices. Then he learns to call a still himself. Someone is using the gaps. And whatever they're planning happens Friday, at the opening bell, 09:30.

Press F and New York holds its breath. Walk through a frozen street, read what no one else can see, and get out before it moves again.

Brooklyn, the Bridge, Wall Street, the Empire State Building, Koreatown, Times Square, the subway — built from the real city, alive at night.

The Timekeepers, the Governor, a bell that must not ring. A fully voiced story with a phone, a city to drive, and people who talk back.