In a future where memories can be digitized, identity is no longer a constant—it’s a battlefield. Dr. Iven Marr awakens inside what appears to be a deserted Scientific Deep-Space Vessel, alone—until he finds another version of himself sealed in a cryopod. The AI speaks in riddles. The corridors shift. The mission logs lie. As Iven searches for answers, he uncovers an impossible truth: he’s not the first to wake. He may not even be the real one. Caught in a collapsing simulation of his own fractured mind, haunted by a lost daughter and hunted by versions of himself, Iven races to survive a system designed to erase him. But if he is the last fragment of who he once was, then remembering may cost him everything. The Last Fragment is a cerebral sci-fi thriller about grief, recursion, and the brutal path to self-acceptance.

In a future where memories can be digitized, identity is no longer a constant—it’s a battlefield. Dr. Iven Marr awakens inside what appears to be a deserted Scientific Deep-Space Vessel, alone—until he finds another version of himself sealed in a cryopod. The AI speaks in riddles. The corridors shift. The mission logs lie. As Iven searches for answers, he uncovers an impossible truth: he’s not the first to wake. He may not even be the real one. Caught in a collapsing simulation of his own fractured mind, haunted by a lost daughter and hunted by versions of himself, Iven races to survive a system designed to erase him. But if he is the last fragment of who he once was, then remembering may cost him everything. The Last Fragment is a cerebral sci-fi thriller about grief, recursion, and the brutal path to self-acceptance.