It's 1988 and humanity fights on, as the Earth's state deteriorates. Your crew is part of an international group of Terranauts sent to a demilitarized neutral zone. Heading into extreme depths, they discover an enormous abandoned mining station and information about a massive deposit of crude oil that could fuel humanity's salvation.
Your goal is to rip apart the dark depths of Earth, producing resources to keep your workers alive and humanity surviving another day. Against you are extreme pressure, heat, radiation, and other incomprehensible dangers lurking deep beneath the decaying surface, across randomized maps that make every playthrough unique.
Each strip-mined sector brings the entire crew closer to the fabled oil deposit. But the deeper you go, the more dangerous the environment becomes, bringing new dangers, new rules of survival, and new discoveries to make for the sake of mankind.
Nobody from the surface will hear you scream. Whatever you do down here though, may save them.
Publisher Abylight Studios, solo developer Yakov Butuzov and artist Daria Vodyanaya announced that Anoxia Station is coming on May 9th.
Interested fans can check out a playable demo on Steam.
Key Features:
- Dystopian 1988 Setting: Experience a unique blend of retro technology and chilling isolation in a decaying underground mining station.
- Strategic Management & Survival: Balance dwindling resources, repair critical systems, and maintain crew morale to survive the station’s collapse.
- Atmospheric Horror: Immerse yourself in a claustrophobic environment filled with unsettling sounds, flickering lights, and the ever-present dread of the unknown. Enjoy designs inspired by the art of HR Giger.
- Unraveling a Dark Mystery: Uncovering cryptic messages and environmental clues to reveal the terrifying truth.
- Challenging Tactical Decisions: Make difficult choices that impact the survival of the crew and the fate of the station. Find the traitors and make sacrifices for the greater good.
Anoxia Station is coming to PC (Steam) on May 9, 2025.
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