Survive to save the world Can you survive the radiation and the mutants luring the fields of Kryva Hora? Your secret mission is to prevent mutant aliens from invading our world. Survive, explore, solve puzzles to get through levels and complete your final mission: close the accidentally opened portal to an alien world. The found footage visual style extended with optional voice control gameplay elements take you to an alternate reality. When you shout or make any noise with your microphone turned on that will affect to the world: you could attract your enemies or choose a stealthy strategy to lure them - it depends on the situation. Turn on your microphone, use voice control for an immersive, psychological horror experience. Play as a blind monster, detect movement and noise around you in the environment and hunt down your friends. Scare them with your monster noise in the proximity voice chat. Key features immersive, found footage gameplay procedurally generated alien spawn points, POI and loot locations tens of hours of random gameplay, even after you have already completed the game Twitch integration scare your favourite streamer by voting for the next type of event during their gameplay (fake jumpscare, real jumpscare, alien spawn location, and many more!) optional voice control game mechanics stay completely silent (if you dare) to get rid of your foes, or quite the opposite, shout big to scare your foes (if they don't devour you alive before you can even take a breath to scream) Story background You've just found a tape taken a few months after the tragic explosion in Chornobyl. Despite hearing strange sounds coming from a sealed bunker, you have a secret mission that you MUST complete to save the world from an even bigger catastrophe. In 1986 one of the world’s most terrible accident happened at the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant, the reactor blew up into a fireball and blasted out high nuclear radiation around the area. All citizens were evacuated within a 100km radius and the area left abandoned for several years. The official reports are still fragmented as the Soviet government didn’t want to publish anything about the accident. They wanted to hide the facts and what was the impact of the nuclear radiation. They sealed the area with military patrols so nobody could get in or out. It was never clear what they left behind and what happened in the area after the accident. In 1995 a man officially called Jens died in an apartment somewhere in Amsterdam. He had no track record or previous history, no family members or anyone to collect his belongings. The authorities confirmed that his cause of death was high-level radiation exposure. As the police began an investigation into what happened to the victim and searched the abandoned apartment, they found a secret storage locker. Inside this box were a Soviet passport under the name of Jevgenij Alexandrov and a camcorder with a disturbing recording made in the area close to Chornobyl…
