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Observing

After the meteorite fall, Earth became a deadly trap. The ozone layer is destroyed, and sunlight is lethal. You took shelter in a house, but some people outside may be infected. Let them in or keep them out? Your survival depends on your choice.

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About the Game

Genre: Horror, Survival, Psychological Thriller

Short Description:
After a catastrophic meteor fall, Earth has become a deadly trap. The ozone layer is destroyed, and sunlight can boil blood within minutes. You have taken shelter in a house, struggling to survive, but people appear outside, pleading for help. The problem is that some of them are infected with parasites capable of controlling bodies. Your task is to make a decision: let the stranger in or keep them outside?

Key Features:

  • Intense Survival: Make tough moral choices — who can be trusted, and who should be feared?

  • Psychological Pressure: Every decision could be your last — the infected can pretend to be human.

  • Observation and Analysis: Use clues, rumors on the radio, and news hints to identify who is infected.

  • Atmosphere of Tension: As the line between reality and paranoia blurs, fear slowly seeps in.

  • Multiple Outcomes: Your choices shape the fate of both the survivors and yourself.