About This Game

Iris Solutions hired you to copy what the projector shows, word for word. Eight hours. No errors. If the slides ask you questions, do not respond.

ARCHIVAL SECURITY is an analog horror typing game about a job that watches you back.

NEW EMPLOYEE FAQ

Iris Solutions · Department of Archival Security

What will I be doing?
Copying projected slides into a terminal, word for word, for eight hours.

Do I need experience?
No. The work is quiet, it's indoors, and nobody will ask you questions.

What is on the slides?
Entity S9782. Hazard level: REDACTED.

What if I make a mistake?
Nothing will stop you. Deviations are recorded.

How long is a shift?
Exactly eight hours. If it feels longer, refer to rule 5.

Is the door at the end of the room an exit?
No.

How many shifts are there?
Three.

MANDATORY CONTAINMENT PROCEDURES

1. Always transcribe the text exactly as you see it, word for word.
   
2. If you perceive that the slides are asking you questions, do not respond.
   
3. Never attempt to open or enter the door at the end of the projection room.
   
4. Some employees begin to notice personal details of their lives within the text. If this occurs, continue writing.
   
5. Your assigned shift is exactly 8 hours. If you perceive that several weeks or months have passed, disregard this sensation.
   
6. In the event of a sudden projector power failure, you are required to continue transcribing from memory.

REMEMBER RULE NUMBER 3.

ARCHIVAL SECURITY is made by one person in Caracas, Venezuela.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Some content in this game was created with the help of AI tools and then selected and edited by the developer:
- Some 3D models and textures: signage, lamps, surfaces and decorative objects, the elevator interior, the television set, the ADDER jars, the garden gnomes and the shadow figure.
- One interface icon (headphones).
- Some sound effects and ambient loops (impacts, drones, room tones and music beds), synthesized with code written with an AI assistant.
- The in-game television broadcasts: their voices were generated with AI text-to-speech (Google Gemini); their music, stings, on-screen graphics and illustrations, and some backdrops were made with code written with an AI assistant. The archival film footage they show is public domain, not AI-generated.
- The store page artwork (capsules and library images) was composed with code written with an AI assistant.
- The Iris logo was designed by the developer; its first version was rendered with an AI image generator (Google Gemini) and then redrawn for the game and the store with code written with an AI assistant.

No AI content is generated live while you play.