The NOexistenceN of Lilith A quiet companion on your desktop

She is still the same Lilith, only now she lives on your screen. She breathes, zones out, wanders around now and then, and sits by the taskbar swinging her legs. You can click her, drag her where you want her, and double-click to open conversation choices. Leave her alone for a while and she may send you a letter. It is a gentle sort of company for long workdays.

Lilith follows a small daily rhythm. She yawns, gets sleepy, and softly reminds you to rest late at night. In the evening she changes into pajamas, hugs a pillow, and has night-only things to say. You set her sleep schedule in the tray settings, where you can also change her size, language, and volume. She feels most alive in these quiet, repeated moments.

Double-click Lilith to talk, ask her to set a timer, or ask her to play music. Songs you place in her music folder become songs she can play for you, swaying along as they sound. Some of her lines change with what you are doing, with different remarks for certain apps and window sizes. Multi-monitor setups are supported, so she can follow you across screens.

Just spending time with Lilith earns you things. About every 50 minutes an item drops into your inventory: sofas, beds, hats, glasses, and clothes she can use and wear. Dress her how you like and watch her animations change with what she has on. Unwanted spares pile up fast, and they can be listed on the Steam market.