Uncover the dark history of a 1936 test center for psychiatric disorders, established by Russian and British researchers near the Ural Jamal seaside coal mine. Old harbor records from 1939 to 1976 reveal repeated entries under "Lucy Ann," linked to missing women with mental illnesses transported to the Soviet Union. Players investigate this forsaken secret Soviet base in Sector 40, navigating Siberian inaccessibility to reveal details of the cooperation and the women's fates.
This indie adventure challenges explorers to stay vigilant amid collapsed Soviet frontiers and sparse borders. The core task drives a focused pursuit of hidden truths in a remote, protected site. It draws in fans of atmospheric indie adventures seeking grounded historical mysteries.
In 1936, a test centre for the study of psychiatric disorders was set up by Russian and British medical researchers for civil and military purposes.
The location of the test centre in Russia was the old coal mine at the Ural Jamal seaside, providing cover for inter-port transport and the movement of test subjects.
In the old travel documents of the harbour, some strange repeated entries can be found from the years of 1939 to 1976 under the name of „Lucy Ann”. During this period, many women with psychiatric disorders were declared missing.
It is believed to be a code name for the transportation of mentally ill women to the Soviet Union.
Your task is to bring back information about possible cooperation and bring clarity as to what has become of the women who were taken there.
The Soviet Union may be collapsed, its frontiers are sparse, but you should not lose vigilance. “SECTOR 40” is a forsaken secret Soviet base protected by Siberian inaccessibility
