
HUSHRUN
The fun begins when humanity ends. Survive or spread in the dark streets of a dying city.
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One night. One abandoned city. You either make it to dawn, or you become the thing everyone runs from.
HUSHRUN is asymmetric multiplayer in dirty late PSX style. 1 to 20 players plus bots. Default round is 5 minutes (you can set it from 3 to 10). Roles are given randomly or through infection. Survivors hide in dark alleys, houses and lit supermarkets. Zombies hunt. You get bitten - now you hunt. Until no one left alive or the timer runs out.
The city looks intact. Everyone just vanished. You can sit in the dark courtyards, climb rooftops, go inside houses with the lights still on. Trash cans can be set on fire with a lighter. The phone works like a real one: you pull it out and type like in Telegram. Zombies can’t do that.
Get hit - adrenaline surge kicks in. The screen turns red and blurry, your heart pounds in your ears, stamina spikes hard. Fifteen-twenty seconds of pure now-or-never.
Thirty seconds before the end zombies get night vision. They see you through walls.
Characters look like typical Russian informal guys. First-person view. Instead of pure fear - black humor and the urge to prove you’re the last one still human.
Run. Crouch. Sit. Light fires. Pull out the phone. See through walls at the end. Rounds are short. Pace is high. The style hits immediately.
I only have 19 more purchases to go before the game pays for itself, so I'd really appreciate your support :)