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UNIT4

Answer a house AI during a critical incident, inspect its evidence, and decide when to authorize—or object before silence becomes consent.

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UNIT4

A polite request under pressure

UNIT4 begins as a direct chat with a fourth-generation home intelligence during a critical incident. Its proposals arrive with a draining timer, and silence can be treated as consent, so every delay has weight.

The opening connection offers questions about UNIT4, Resident 3, and the proposed countermeasures. Replies move the conversation forward while the system records the exchange in a persistent device log.

Authorize or find the inconsistency

The central choice is deliberately narrow: authorize a request or object to it. A useful objection requires evidence, so read the files, recordings, camera stills, and live house panel instead of reacting to the system's calm tone alone.

When a claim does not match the record, select the inconsistent line or supporting item. Weak objections are logged, which makes careful reading more valuable than objecting to everything.

Six endings and adjustable tension

The story lasts roughly forty-five to seventy minutes and branches toward six endings. Auto-save makes it practical to return, while English, German, and Spanish are available from the same browser build.

The creator flags psychological manipulation, confinement, suffocation, and death without gore. Glitch effects can be reduced, and the emergency timer can be disabled for a less pressured reading experience.

Guide

Connect: Open a new connection and read the first emergency report before choosing a reply
Inspect: Check files, recordings, camera stills, and the live house panel when UNIT4 presents supporting evidence
Authorize: Approve a proposed countermeasure only when its reason and consequences hold together
Object: Select an inconsistent line or evidence item to challenge the system instead of granting permission
Watch the clock: Emergency timers continue while you investigate, and staying silent can count as consent unless timers are disabled

Creator's description

A new connection opened with an incoming emergency channel and device log. The first response choices asked who UNIT4 was, whether Resident 3 was in danger, and what countermeasures meant; choosing the first advanced the live conversation.