Unlife EN/RU Global

The world after the nuclear war After the development and deployment of nuclear weapons at the end of World War II, humanity came close to annihilating itself in unending wars. The sun was blocked out by dust, and the glaciers were all melting due to global warming. The water was transformed into a muddy slush by the ruins of the scarred land, where radiation-induced evolution started to take place. There was a parasite in the poisoned water that caused practically all living things to undergo mutation. However, some people were able to adapt and survive this horror. They constructed a number of platforms where they could work and survive in the enormous Black Ocean - what was once a weapon of war is now a safeguard for life. The primary modes of transportation are now ships and submarines. The last survivor The game's protagonist is the last survivor on his platform. Despite being very ill, he decides to leave his station and go to other platforms on a submarine. This 2D platformer requires you to navigate a variety of challenges, swim across the water, look for supplies and weapons, and slay ruthless enemies. You can make goods on the workbench that are vital for survival by gathering various things and stuff. The genetic material of creatures that were slain can be used to treat your illness, which will have an impact on how the game ends. Features: Confrontations with monsters in a dynamic environment. Hand-drawn visuals in a dark, scary atmosphere. Two endings with a dark tone.