On a desolate mountainside, you inherit a house that has remained unfinished for years. Your grandfather spent years trying to complete it, yet no matter how much progress he made, the house was never truly finished. Now, with the money you have, you attempt to restore what was left behind. Buy materials and furniture, repair damaged structures, clean abandoned areas, and slowly bring the house back to life. Every step of progress depends on how you manage your resources and complete restoration tasks. However, something is wrong. As you work, anomalies begin to appear. Objects move, completed work becomes undone, and parts of the house seem to resist being finished. The more you restore, the more these disturbances interfere with your progress. You are forced to fix the same problems again and again — while trying to understand why this is happening.