Sarah

📍 Location

📝 Description

Comprehensive summary: The 'Sarah' case referenced in Sara Is Missing (2016) and the Simulacra series is not a real-world disappearance. Across official app listings and game wikis, these works are presented as fictional, narrative-driven experiences centered on a found-phone mystery. There are no credible news reports or police records tying any actual person named Sarah to a disappearance related to Sara Is Missing or Simulacra as of December 8, 2025. The franchise chronology includes Sara Is Missing (2016), Simulacra (2017) and Simulacra 2, with Simulacra 3 released on October 25, 2022, as the latest entry. In-game details include a Walpurgisnacht forest sequence in Sara Is Missing and the fictional town of Stonecreek in the Simulacra games. For real-world references, see the official app listing and the game wikis that document the fictional nature of these titles. (Sources: Sara Is Missing app listing; Simulacra and Sara Is Missing wiki/editorial pages; Simulacra (video game) Wikipedia.)

🔍 Circumstances

In the games, players find Sara's phone and investigate through messages, emails, videos, and apps to piece together her final days, with branching outcomes in the narrative. There are no real-world disappearances or investigations tied to this character; no credible contemporary reporting links the fictional Sarah to actual events.

👤 Physical Description

Within the fiction, Sara Young is depicted as a young adult woman (approximately early to mid-20s); no real-world individual is involved. See in-game character descriptions and wiki entries for Sara Young. (In-game depiction only; not a real person.)

ℹ️ Additional Details

No real-world updates exist about a missing person named Sarah connected to these titles. The latest in-universe development referenced here is Simulacra 3 (released October 25, 2022). See sources for confirmation of the games' fictional nature and release timelines.

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