I Am Alive

I Am Alive is about Adam Collins, who lost his family in a 10.3 magnitude earthquake. He walks through the ruins of Haventon in search of his wife and child. The city is copied from a real metropolis, but destroyed beyond recognition. Dust, landslides and rubble make it difficult to move. Supplies are scarce, and water is worth its weight in gold. The fights here are short: there are almost no cartridges, so the enemy is often scared. Climbing through the rubble is like a puzzle. Saved people sometimes thank, and sometimes they attack. The design is done in gray tones. The atmosphere of hopelessness lasts until the end. The duration of the campaign is modest. Supplies of water and first aid kits are limited. Ropes help you go down and up. Some opponents retreat if frightened. There are almost no cartridges. Dust and landslides make it difficult to move. Supplies are worth their weight in gold. Rescued people sometimes attack. Supplies are divided into water, food and first aid kits. Contractions are short and dangerous. You can scare the enemy by shooting in the air. The debris serves as a ladder. The city is covered in dust. People are divided into survivors and bandits. Those rescued sometimes give thanks with supplies. Ropes are needed for descents. Cartridges are counted as pieces. The campaign is short. Inventory is limited. The hero is looking for his wife and daughter. Dust and landslides make it difficult to walk. Opponents can be intimidated. Supplies are divided by type. The city's palette has faded from dust. The plot revolves around the search for family. Opponents are divided by type. Saves are organized by chapter. Dust covers the horizon. Ropes help to descend. For those who love dark roads, the game is suitable.