In this first-person survival horror game, you play as Josh, an outdoorsman chasing his dog Trigger deep into an unfamiliar forest during a routine Sunday hike in the 1970s. Night falls, disorientation sets in, and an eerie chill grips the believable interior and exterior environments as you push forward alone. The short, intense story builds creeping tension through rich atmosphere.
Ideal for indie horror fans who crave concise, atmospheric dread without complex mechanics. VR compatibility with HTC Vive adds immersion, though bugs may occur in that mode. PC players get a focused scare in under an hour.
Gone Astray is a First-Person survival horror game featuring rich atmosphere, believable interior and exterior environments.
Story
You are Josh, an outdoorsman with an otherwise ordinary life. The year is nineteen seventy something and you are about to take your dog Trigger for one of your weekly sunday hikes in the forest. Up until now, you've explored a new location every week, pleasant times have been had and good memories have been made. This particular Sunday, Trigger senses something and he runs off chasing whatever it is. Naturally, you follow. You wouldn't leave your best friend behind, would you?..
As the day settles and the night approaches you run after your best friend. Suddenly you notice you don't know where you are and there is something eerie about this place. You can't turn back, you don't even know where back is, you can only push forward, clinging to the hope that you will be reunited with your best friend.
You are lost and confused, scared and alone, the dark and unknown makes a chill go down your spine, you've gone astray.
Key Features
Short, intense and creepy story
Rich atmosphere, believable interior and exterior environments.
VR
This game works with the HTC Vive (without the controller), but VR mode is not supported so bugs can occur.
