Setting the Scene Tehran, sprawling at the foot of the Alborz mountains, feels both metropolitan and contained by its geography. The city’s skyline is a mix of Soviet-era blocks, contemporary glass towers, and domed mosques; snow-capped peaks hover to the north and a haze-prone plain stretches beneath. Seasons mark daily life sharply—hot, dusty summers give way to brief, vivid springs; winters bring a damp cold and the occasional mountain snow that brightens the city.
By the second and third years, the "Paris of the Middle East" heritage begins to peek through the modern grime. Residents start to look past the traffic to see the Alborz Mountains as a constant, snow-capped companion. Reflecting on 5 Years in Iran - My Persian Corner 4 Years In Tehran
: Forced to find alternative housing, Mahsa moves in with a local family. The core "feature" of the game involves navigating this new environment, where she quickly discovers that this particular family is far from normal. Setting the Scene Tehran, sprawling at the foot