You don't control Anna directly. You talk to her, and she decides how to act.

Choose Anna in the dropdown to talk to her. Type your message and press Enter or use the microphone to speak or to command to Anna in the field below to converse with her or order her to do something.

What works best:

• Use natural language
• Be specific about what or where
• Short sentences are fine

Try things like:

• "Go to the door"
• "Check the computer"
• "Pick up the memory fragment"
• "What do you see in the room?"

If something is unclear, Anna may hesitate or ask for clarification — that's normal.

You're watching Anna through a surveillance system.

• The camera changes automatically as she moves between areas.

Objects Anna can use are visually highlighted. These items usually have a distinctive cyan glow emanating from them.

• Sparkles or glow usually mean something is interactable
• If something looks important, ask her to inspect it
• Getting closer often reveals new options

If you're stuck, look for what's standing out in the room or ask Anna.

Anna uses energy to move and act.

• Actions and movement consume energy
• Low energy may make her slower or more anxious

There will be multiple Charging Beds around the game. Find and use them to charge back up Anna's battery.

The Stability Signal represents the strength of your connection to Anna.

As a Preserver Unit, you guide her remotely through the facility systems. The signal maintains the link between your control interface and Anna's current location.

Your signal slowly decreases over time as you remain connected to Anna. If the signal reaches 0%, the connection collapses and the session ends.

You can strengthen the connection by purchasing Stability Signal Packs. These restore signal strength and allow you to continue guiding Anna. Click on the Signal Icon above and you will see the Stability Packs available.

First — don't worry. You're probably not doing anything wrong.

Try this:

1. Look around the room again
2. Re-read Anna's last message
3. Ask her what she notices
4. Try interacting with a different object

There is always something to discover.