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Adrift

Explore derelict ship. find out why there is a missing crew. And be careful of things that could be lurking in the shadows.

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April 30, 2026
94 days ago
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About the Game

Uncover the fate of the Erebus and its crew through corrupted logs, radio transmissions, and environmental storytelling.

Dynamic lighting, sound design, and environmental detail create a hauntingly believable sci-fi setting.

Reality bends the deeper you go. Hallways change, voices echo back wrong, and familiar faces twist into something alien.

voice acting that brings Commander Vance Adler's story to life.

Experience story-driven cut scenes, reactive environments, and a minimalist UI that keeps you grounded in the tension.

Short, re playable, and perfect for atmospheric playthroughs  with secrets hidden for those who look closer.

The Void Is Never Silent

ADRIFT is a standalone short horror experience  a love letter to classic sci-fi horror like Alien, Event Horizon, and Dead Space, told through the lens of isolation, communication, and identity.