35MM

The player controls only one character: Petrovich.

Their history is then revealed gradually by progressing through the game, through their conversations, documents and events.

The game consists of several sequences with a blend of different genres.

The majority of the game is spent exploring desolate environments, either abandoned or with traces of the dead or looters.

The entire game has a somber look with washed out colours.

There are also some NPCs, but most of the game the two spent their time alone.

Each sequence usually has a large environment that can be explored freely.

When wandering too far however, invisible barriers are used.

There are villages and cities, the countryside with fields and forests, a flashback in a hospital, an underground complex and so on.

The other traveler walks by itself and does not necessarily need to be followed.

Most sequences have a main objective to be completed, but the player is encouraged to explore the entire environment to get most of the game.

This is usually rewarded with items, documents and often gruesome discoveries or interactions that are not pertinent to further the game.

Some of these encounters trigger a flash for the main character, revealing something about his past.

These parts take up most of the game and resemble adventure titles as there are often environment based puzzles with objects that need to be found through exploration.

Some puzzles are complex, requiring careful observation of the environment, deduction or using certain machinery.

At the same time there is a small survival element to the game, collecting first aid kits, batteries for a flashlight, food, ammo, lighters and matches, gasoline and so on.

Hunger and health are however not a constant treat.

While there is a lot of tension, usually through the ambiance and the environment, there is no real

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