Apocalypse Survival Simulator

How many days would you last? Start on day one of the collapse and play an ordinary person — not a superhero — round by round through a grounded survival simulation where every
choice carries forward across resources, health, companions, and risk.
water, food, medicine, morale, relationships, recurring NPCs, and your own fate all persist.

What players get

• Setup fields (disaster, location, job/skills, companions) with "random" accepted, so a run can start in seconds
• Real survival science — the rule of threes (~3 hours to hypothermia, 3 days without water, 3 weeks without food), with wound infection and drug shortages following medical common
  sense
• A disaster-phase timeline: panic buying, the fight over supplies, the vacuum of order, the slow rebuild
• A status panel every round — days of water / food / medicine left, health, mind, companions
• Five numbered choices plus a free action each turn; companions are recurring NPCs carrying their own fates
• Pause and resume anytime with a copy-paste resume code (no local save file required)
• A finale at day thirty or at the rebuild: a survival summary and three unlocked achievements — falling on day seven still gets a complete ending

Built for hardcore realism

No protagonist halo. The supernatural only changes the threat; bodies and supplies obey reality. Dehydration, hypothermia, and infection genuinely take characters, and there is no
marked "right" answer to whether you share food with the stranger at the door. This game is fiction and entertainment, not a survival guide.

Languages

The setup form, status panels, narration, choices, and finale all follow the language the player types — playable in English, 中文, Español, Français, or
another language the model supports.

Example starts

• "Start a random apocalypse survival simulation."
• "Run a grid-down blackout from a coastal city with two companions."
• "Pandemic, day one, a nurse in a mid-size city, hardcore."