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Through Ash

Through Ash is a first-person tragedy where you control a logistics rover from a failing bunker. You never leave the bunker, only guide the rover via terminals. As mistakes mount, the rover’s “critical package” reveals a deeply personal truth.

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Developer
Hugo Mazariegos Martin, Joseph Roberts
Publisher
Hugo Mazariegos Martin
Release
June 15, 2026
48 days ago
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About the Game

Through Ash is a short, first-person tragedy game where you remotely control a logistics rover across a nuclear wasteland from inside a gradually degrading bunker. You can never step outside the bunker, instead you guide and monitor the last remaining rover through terminals and consoles. Every mistake, decision made that damages the rover’s health is tracked and slowly, as you progress, you realise that this “critical package” is more personal than you originally thought. 

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