I Am Alive

It is set in the fictional American city of Haventon.

Much of the story is revealed through self-recorded video journals that are shown as cut-scenes between objectives.

Further clues as well as different bonuses can be acquired by helping twenty survivors scattered throughout the city.

The player guides the protagonist through a desolate urban environment filled with hazards and obstacles as he searches for his wife and kids.

A part of the game is also spent helping Mei, a small girl that the character has to reunite with her mother.

During exploration the game is played from a third-person perspective and the character can run, jump, swing from pipes or using a grappling hook, slide, balance while crossing short makeshift bridges, and climb.

Much of the city is caught in a giant dust cloud that can drain stamina, even to the state of death.

The player has access to an inventory where items, batteries, meds, equipment, and weapons can be stored.

Both ammo and health kits are scarce and the player is encouraged to preserve as much as possible.

Most of the enemies are thugs that roam the streets to gain the upper hand in the environment.

When using a ranged weapon such as a gun, the game switches to a first-person perspective.

A part of the gameplay is centered around a bluffing system, in tie with the scarce ammo.

The character can aim his gun at an opponent to scare him off and get further away.

At a distance, it is then possible to switch to a bow and take the enemy out after all while preserving ammo, as arrows can be reused.

Another way is through melee combat using a knife for instance.

Many enemies only have close combat weapons but outnumber the player, so by quickly switching between a knife, and pulling the gun to scare t

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