Liv is a story set in the early 1940s, where a group of siblings is sent away from the city to escape turbulent times. They find themselves at the coastal home of their kind but distant aunt and their eccentric inventor uncle. As they try to find comfort in their new surroundings, they soon experience a life-changing event that leaves them with more questions than the adults can answer.

Liv is a tale about being a child in a vast and unfamiliar world. The scenario explores themes of loss, grief, and the bonds between siblings. It is also a time-loop, mind-bending mystery set in a large, wind-swept mansion. What is Uncle Otto building in his workshop in the basement? Why is Aunt Søs dressed for a funeral? And can the siblings stick together until they can return home to their mother and father?

Liv is a semi-live experience where the story unfolds through a series of live scenes directed by the game master. These scenes focus on the siblings' internal emotions and relationships and how they are affected by a confusing and ever-changing world.