Inferno Protocol

INFERNO PROTOCOL is a co-op survival horror set in a maze that does not stay still. There is no map you can trust. No corridor you can return to the way you came. You'll mark the walls, harvest the things that hunt you, and inject syringes that may save you or rewrite you. Solo or up to 6 players. The exit is real. Getting there is the problem.

The maze does not stay still. The corridor you came from won't be the corridor you go back through.

Spray the walls. Drop chalk. Leave objects behind. Find old hand-drawn paper maps and figure out which ones are lying. A compass helps, until it doesn't. Remember: Memory is your map. Marks are your guide.

The maze keeps changing. Corridors give way to forests, deserts, frozen halls, places that shouldn't be underground.

Others walked here before you. They left notes. They drew on the walls. Some of it is panic. Some of it points to syringes, exits, things you shouldn't go near. Read carefully. They didn't make it.

People live in here. Not many.

There's a settlement at the center where you can farm, build walls, and craft what you need. Outside it, smaller camps survive in the corridors. Some will talk, some will trade, some won't wait for you to draw first.

The rules of the maze cost more than ammo.

Resources are scarce. Scrap metal and frayed wires will only get you so far. If you truly want to survive, you must do the unthinkable. When you take down a creature, don’t just walk away. Harvest what remains. Use their bones, armor, flesh, and organs to craft the gear you need. It’s gruesome work, but in the maze, the most valuable resources are the ones that are still warm.

Find traps or craft your own. Plant them in the corridors and wait. Sometimes killing is easier

when you're not the one in the room.

You will find syringes. The deeper you go, the more you'll need them.

Some are labeled. Dash. Night vision. Double jump. Extra health. Use them and you survive a little longer.

Others have no label. You'll still inject them, eventually.