Awakening from cryo-sleep on a transport ship speeding toward Proximus Centaurus, Sue faces blaring emergency klaxons and flashing red lights. This free-to-play sci-fi horror-adventure challenges players with hide-and-seek survival against unseen threats. Players race the clock to repair the vessel and reach a nearby orbital platform.
A slightly buggy demo of the full TerrorPhage game, it captures classic tension in the vein of Alien: Isolation and Dead Space. Indie action demands quick wits amid shipboard chaos. Fans of pulse-pounding horror adventures on PC will find a gripping preview here.
Sue's Story is a "free to play" version of TerrorPhage, a classic sci-fi horror-adventure game in the spirit and tradition of a Alien : Isolation and Dead Space. Awakening on a cryo-transport ship hurtling towards a main sequence star, Proximus Centaurus, Sue is thrust into a terrifying game of hide and seek and a race against time to fix the ship, and dock successfully at an orbital platform. It is completely free (and slightly buggy) version of the complete commercial game, TerroPhage, due for release in 2023 Q1.
"The sound of a ship exiting hyperspace was impossible to hear in the vacuum of space, of course, but the visual effect was dramatic and breathtaking. There was no observer to see it arrive this time. A little flicker of light, then a small circle like spherical lightning following by the emergence of the spacecraft decelerating in the blink of an eye. Outside the event was soundless, inside another matter. A loud thunderclap echoed through the desk of ship, and a shimmering of the stars behind the craft lasted only just a second and then was snuffed out. Then the ship drifted slowly and ominously above the planet to which it had arrived.
The planet revolved slowly underneath as the ship’s thrusters fired up unaware of the violence of the arrival of the unexpected visitor, but deep within the ship awareness grew. A consciousness slowly that slowly emerged out of hyper-sleep. A humanoid mind. Female. Dazed and confused she awoke to the sounds of emergency klaxons ringing out through the vessel. Red emergency lighting flashed through the cryo-deck. Cruelly ripped from stasis, she shook and trembled, then after a moment beat her fists against the inside of the cryo-chamber. Screaming."
