Day seven. The grid is mostly dark.
What grows, grows in real time.
A survival game where time is not a mechanic. Time is time.
Plant a tomato and it takes the real weeks a tomato takes. Close the browser for a month and come back to a meadow where your lawn was, an empty water barrel, and a survivor who has been hungry the whole time. The server computes all of it from the clock, not from a loop.
300+ real plants, trees, flowers, birds and animals, each placed only where it actually occurs. If you are on the Colorado plains, you get pronghorn and prairie turnip. Above treeline you get pika and alpine avens. Nothing invented.
A grocery store running on half power still has cold dairy on day seven. A pharmacy that lost power on day one has nothing but ruined insulin. Every stored item knows when it was stored and what the temperature has been since.
Inside a shelter the view is a cutaway — a vertical slice with the walls removed, every room and floor at once. Step outside and it becomes overhead. Indoors you plan. Outdoors you travel.
No account? Create one
Your progress is tied to this username. Write the password down somewhere real — there is no email reset yet.
One last thing
We sent six digits to your inbox. Type them in to keep this save. You can carry on playing meanwhile — the code is good for 15 minutes.
Deleting a survivor erases that save permanently.
Rotate the sphere. Choose your ground. It decides what grows, what hunts you, and how long the season lasts.
Not a costume. Each body changes the numbers you have to survive with.
You can go alone, or bring up to seven. Every person eats and drinks every day — and every person is a pair of hands.