You're on a trip with some friends. Three hours of driving are still ahead of you when the satnav takes you through a dense forest – the fastest route.

With every kilometer, it gets quieter, darker, and more remote. Then it happens: The engine sputters, a brief jolt – and the car stops. In the middle of nowhere. No reception. No help.

And none of you know anything about cars.

You get out. The cold slowly creeps through your clothes, the air becomes damp – and soon after, the rain sets in. Your cries for help go unheard, the next town is far away.

So you only have one option: You set off on foot through the forest. Time passes, the path stretches on, and orientation becomes increasingly difficult. Until you finally discover a hut among the trees.

Remote. Silent.

You approach carefully, knock, and call out – but no one responds. Only when you step closer to the window and look inside does it become clear:

Someone once lived here.

Your goal:

Find a way to send out a distress signal and get to safety – before you run out of strength.