Her Story shows a special variation in the presentation of interactive cinema. Here, at the center of the plot is a woman named Hannah Smith. She was interrogated 7 times in connection with the disappearance of her husband. All interrogation recordings are stored on the police computer, which the player has access to. But the problem is that the device has a limit on the number of records that can be displayed on the screen. By looking through these records and gradually receiving bits of information, the gamer needs to find out what really happened by comparing the woman’s testimony and building a logical chain.

There are a lot of videos in the game “Her Story”. Each of them lasts from a few seconds to a minute, and refers to different time periods. This can be understood from the environment in the interrogation room, Hannah's clothes and her appearance. All videos are equipped with subtitles, so even with the original voice acting there should be no problems. You can search for new records using keywords (for example, “murder”, “husband”, “work” and others). Remembering information from each video will be problematic, so the best solution would be to simply write down the basic data. In this way, it will be possible to understand in what order certain testimonies were given, as well as to understand what actually happened between the spouses. In the first minutes, the gameplay will seem slightly unusual, because it is completely reminiscent of the film. However, later, when the gamer understands the algorithm of actions, it will be possible to speed up the information processing process.