Stranded

The engines cut out somewhere over the reef. You come round face down in warm sand, the surf hissing at your feet and the wreck smoking further up the beach. Nobody is coming. STRANDED is a realistic first-person survival game on a remote tropical island: real scanned materials, a physically based sky, a lagoon that goes from turquoise to deep blue, palms that move in the wind, and real recorded sound for every footstep, wave and storm. It opens with a cinematic plane crash you live through from your seat, and from there the island is yours to survive. - Survive: hunger, thirst and warmth are always ticking. Coconuts under the palms, driftwood on the beach, a fire built from what you gather and kept fed through the night. - Build: a shelter from logs, driftwood and fronds. Decks on stilts, walls, windows, a door, a pitched thatch roof, a bed. Build on the sand or out over the water. - Sleep: a bed lets you sleep through the dark. A roof keeps the rain off and the night chill out. - Plant: put a coconut in the sand. It sprouts in hours, becomes a palm in days and drops coconuts of its own. - The island does not stop when you do. Come back and the tide has left driftwood, coconuts have fallen, your plants have grown, your fire has burned out, and a storm may have torn the thatch off your roof. A "while you were away" card tells you what happened. - A full day and night, dawns and dusks, weather that turns from clear to overcast to rain to storm, lightning over the lagoon. - One camera for both views: play in first person or switch to third person at any time.