Eternal Threads is a first-person single-player role-playing game full of puzzles, where you manipulate time, make decisions, and take the consequences. You play as a secret agent who has one task: to fix the disturbed flow of time. To do this, you were sent to the North of England in a state from May 2015 when six people died in a house fire. You can't just prevent a fire from breaking out. Instead, you have to influence the choices made by your roommates in the week leading up to the tragedy so that everyone comes out alive. From the start, you have complete freedom when it comes to exploring the seven-day timeline before the fire breaks out. You can watch and change important events from the whole week as many times and in any order. Some decisions will only slightly affect the timeline, causeing, for example, the displacement of objects in the house or the revelation of deeper secrets. Serious choices, on the other hand, will reshape the timeline, modifying the events that have occurred, initiating new ones, or completely replacing others. You must traverse this timeline long and wide, influencing decisions at different times of the week so that their effects interact with each other and ultimately lead to the rescue of six roommates. However, it is not only roommates who are facing elections. All of them can be saved from fire in many ways, each of which will have a profound impact on their future fate. Will you choose the fastest and easiest solution, or will you find the one that will turn out to be the most beneficial for all six? In the end, it all comes down to the elections and their consequences. Game FeaturesDecide how you want to follow the game's storyline. The full story tells the story of the six main characters and their numerous decisions along multiple timelines. You, in turn, can experience them in the way you choose. You can focus on the plot of one particular character by following their choices across different timelines, and then go back to the beginning and take a look at another hero. You can approach the subject like a professional investigator: look at the final results of the story, and then go back in time, analyzing the effects of events and identifying their causes. You can also follow the course of events in chronological order, seeing how the timeline unfolds as you recognize and change the decisions your characters will face throughout the week. Watch and change events as many times as you wantCan't remember the exact course of a particular event? Are you not sure if the consequences of the decision you have modified are satisfactory? No worries: just go back in the timeline, watch it and change anything you want, whenever you want, as many times as you want. Change the past to influence the futureSetting up a temporary base in your home just hours after a fire breaks out gives you a unique perspective on events. As you look back at the timeline, past events unfold before your eyes in ghostly form—smoke and a fire-consumed house are a constant reminder of what's to come. Moreover, when manipulating the past, your environment can undergo a metamorphosis according to the changes taking place. As you start to give the past a modified course, new items will appear, others will change their position inside the house, and the contents of the rooms will no longer resemble the previous layout.