Manage your crew's skills and needs aboard a 19th-century ship trapped in Arctic ice. Assign shifts, handle supplies, and enact laws to keep everyone alive amid dwindling resources. Difficult choices define survival, from showing compassion to colder calculations as the frost closes in.
This indie strategy simulation draws from true events of a Royal Navy rescue mission for HMS Erebus and HMS Terror. Hunger, pain, and crew losses test sanity under endless polar night. Players who relish crew management and consequence-driven decisions will endure its harsh reality.
Manage your crew ā
Each crew member is a living person with their own skills, and they all have their needs that need to be taken care of but so does the ship. Assign shifts, manage your supplies, and pass laws, all to one end - survive.
Make decisions and live with their consequences ā
Trapped in ice and with limited supplies, youāll be forced to make difficult decisions to keep your crew alive. Will you show compassion or let the shattering frost reduce human lives to a cold-hearted calculus? Will you die with dignity or feed on your comradeās body to live another day? What will you do?
Stay sane ā
The harsh cold and the polar night are reasons enough for someone to break. Add hunger, pain, and seeing your crewmates perish, either from the elements or by their own hand, and the weight of your reality becomes simply unbearable. You may yet come back from this mission, but will it be with body and brain intact?
Terror: Endless Night is a strategy game, kept in the 19th century. It is inspired by true events. The story puts you onboard a ship sailing on a rescue mission to find two ships of the Royal Navy.
The two missing ships: HMS āErebusā and HMS āTerrorā were heading to the Arctic to find a passage to East Asia. Unfortunately, all hearing of them has been lost. The purpose of your expedition was to find them and discover the fate of their crew-including your son. Your ship became trapped on the icy surface of the ocean and you found yourself stuck with your crew in the middle of the ice desert. Your fate became unknown, just as it is unknown whether you survive and discover what happened to the other two missing ships and your son.
