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A grounded horror anthology based on true events. In Episode 1: 571, you are a survivor of the 1972 Uruguayan flight crash, stranded in the Andes. Scavenge shelter and supplies, manage despair, and make life-or-death choices to survive the sub-zero peaks.
Overview
Survivor Files is an episodic horror series where every story is based on real-life events. Episode 1: 571 places you in the Andes after the October 1972 Uruguayan flight crash. You play as one of the survivors, lost, freezing, and far from help.
Survival
- Find shelter inside the broken plane and gather luggage for supplies.
- Secure clean water and manage limited resources.
- The mountain environment and falling temperatures are constant threats.
Choices and Consequences
- Work with other survivors and make difficult, meaningful decisions.
- Every choice affects who survives and who does not.
Tone and Presentation
- Grounded horror: no supernatural elements—danger comes from the environment, predators, and human desperation.
- The game is presented as a series of "files" on an investigator’s desk; the UI and menu aim to keep you immersed in the world of 1972.
Key Features
- Based on True Events: A story inspired by a well-known survival case.
- Meaningful Choices: Player decisions change relationships and outcomes.
- Atmospheric Survival: Emphasis on visuals and sound design to convey cold and isolation.
- High-Stakes: Tactical decisions determine who survives.
- Short & Intense: Designed as a focused experience with an estimated 30–40 minute playtime.
Content Warning
Survivor Files: 571 includes scenes of violence, blood, deceased passengers, firearm use, and attacks by wolves. Themes include grief, desperation, and extreme survival situations. Players may encounter choices that result in characters being shot or killed.
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