Wind Chill

About

You play a Search & Rescue officer trapped in a forest after dark. Your job is to catalog scattered items while managing your mental state before sunrise. A flickering flashlight is your only tool to spot clues and avoid things that shouldn’t be there. Each decision weighs on your sanity as the clock ticks toward 6 AM. The woods grow louder. The shadows move. And someone, something, wants you to notice the stairs. The game leans into slow-burn tension with a focus on environmental horror. Player logs mention the creeping unease of limited visibility and sudden audio cues that make your pulse spike. While puzzles are sparse, the psychological pressure of dwindling time and sanity mechanics keeps most playsession under two hours. The stairs warning is literal, many who ignore it don’t make it to the next day.