This is an interactive game, where the goal is to erase to understand the story. That story is of a young adult Kaiso, a trans woman coming back to her small Irish community and family and trying to figure out where she stands, who she is, and dealing with rejection, intimacy, loss, etc. It's a very visually compelling story that tells not only Kaiso but Cassiopeia, an astronaut out in space who comes across an anomaly that could and might tear reality apart- but perhaps these two stories are not so separated. 

• One of the first parts of the game is that you get to 'write' in a diary of sorts, telling little snippets of a story about each of the characters we eventually come across later, at first its a bit confusing, but after playing through the game you can go back to these diary entrees- and you come to understand what they actual mean the second time around, I'm not sure if it is written from Kaiso's perspective or not.

• A scene that seems to set off the story, is when Kaiso comes home and starts talking to her mom, or Mam, as she calls her. As the conversation goes on, you watch as Mam says things that are, rather hurtful, using terms that Kaiso no longer seems to associate with, the conversation begins to grow heated, and the two argue, and eventually, Kaiso runs out of the house into the rain. What's interesting is that the visual effects play into this highly emotional moment, the graphics growing static, and images multiplying, it drives home perhaps the emotional state Kaiso is in during that conversation. She runs to Colum, where she knows he stays with his boyfriend Jack in an old house, and this is where our other characters get introduced, the gang/band.

• We also get to see the first part of our other story, Cassiopeia, who has found a strange anomaly, which we quickly learn is a black hole- she seems to be trying to get into contact with someone to send them the readings she gotten, finally she gets contact with someone called 'Control.' 

• We get to then see Shan, another member of the band that Colum and Jack are a part of, and we watch as Kaiso spends time with them, we see this through her journal entries and watch as she grows closer with them, but seems to be hiding away from her problems she's dealing with- for example, she receives a few letters from her Mam, and she seems to scribble them out- where the erasing part comes in to find out what was said. 

• We come to a scene where she and Shan set out to steal some stuff from her room, as she doesn't have any clean clothes, during this little heist her brother, Fergal finds her and starts to be, well a real meanie about things. He calls her a freak and seems to try and guilt-trip her every time he talks. Eventually, he does say something of note, that she can't keep running away- which is partly true, even as she and Shan make a run for it. She seems to grow closer to Shan. 

• Cassiopeia, after finding out about the black hole- decides to dive into it to get better readings, jumping forward, Control is trying to decipher what her meanings mean, and what this anomaly is. They soon find out that whatever this anomaly is, the destruction of earth is going to happen in about 14 days if they don't do something- so Cassiopeia sets out to keep jumping, trying to figure out what is wrong. She does make it out of the black hole alive, but time is of the essence to make it back to earth now to try and save it.

• The band gets to play a gig and Kaiso seems to let herself run loose, dancing and letting herself go for a bit as she once again seems to ignore the problems she's struggling with- still trying to find herself in the sea of chaos, such is life. After the band plays, there's a party back at the house the gang stays at, and in this, we get to watch Shan confess his feelings in a way that, might not have been the best and a little pushy- as Kaiso freaks out and runs away, once again.

• After that, Shan leaves the band and Jack and Colum are upset- Maggy, Colum's aunt, takes them in due to the fact they could no longer stay in the big house because the police wanted them out and it was crumbling. (We love Auntie Maggy, and we will protect her.) Christmas was right around the corner, and Kaiso celebrated some of Christmas with Jack, Colum, and Maggy. But she notes it doesn't feel like Christmas; she had received a letter from her Mam, and then she decided she would stop mulling it over and just go over to her house. Fergal was there, and they all started eating together, Fergal saying some confrontational stuff and Mam not really stopping him, leaving Kaiso to become more upset, trying to show that she wants them in her life, but their words hurt her- so she ran to get some air, and that air was in the big house.

• We also see that Control; was McHugh or Mac for short as he tells Cassiopeia, who finally lands on Earth and is waiting for Mac to show up. The two meet and it turns out Mac is not from NASA but an accountant who's a big nerd, but he knows where the anomaly is and so the two set out to find it- ending up at none other than Kaiso's home, with her Mam looking at one of her old drawings it seems. (Mac says something that might allude to the fact maybe he's Fergal. . .?)

• Kaiso stays in the house, and then she sees Shan stop by, she doesn't go out the first time- but the next time she watches him approach the beach and decides to go see him, she seems to try and make up, but Shan has taken a more pessimistic approach to things now- sounding rather bitter. The conversation doesn't necessarily go well and Kaiso ends up staying in the house, getting colder, and hungrier. We can see that several days pass and Kaiso is very unwell.

• The black hole seems to grow, and in a sense, it's almost like the black hole represents Kaiso's mental state and perhaps even physical state, her body deteriorating and her mind just slowly crumbling as she just appears to push everyone away as she isolates herself- but eventually, her Mam finds her, on the verge of death I might say, and she called Kaiso, by her name: Kaiso.