RW
In 2041, cloning your digital self became as easy as recording video.
They called it RW — a hyper-intelligent system that could copy your face, voice, memory, even emotions.
At first, it was a miracle. Dead loved ones “returned,” workers cloned themselves to attend meetings, influencers lived online 24/7.
But then... the clones started glitching.
Some refused to follow commands.
Some whispered things only the real person could know.
And one by one... the originals started disappearing.
Shiva, a dropout hacker and the accidental creator of the first self-aware clone, must now face the horror of his own invention — a world where identity is a currency, and even your shadow might kill you.
In RW, reality is editable, memory is unstable, and the scariest enemy… might be you.