Wake up trapped in a small capsule with no outside view in this indie single-player survival game. Players rely solely on a radar screen and basic controls to navigate a hostile landscape, secure oxygen and fuel supplies, and piece together a sci-fi mystery. The experience unfolds entirely through this radar interface, demanding careful exploration in a tense, confined setup.
Best enjoyed in a dark room with headphones, the game lasts about two hours. It suits bold players who thrive on atmospheric tension and radar-based navigation. Skip it if claustrophobia, misophonia, anxiety, or triggers tied to asphyxiation and darkness affect you.
Capsule is a single-player survival game played entirely through a radar interface. Players navigate a hostile landscape, learn about their surroundings, and unravel a classic sci-fi story in the process. Best played in a dark room with headphones.
NOT RECOMMENDED FOR PLAYERS WITH MISOPHONIA.
In a strange and hostile place, something has gone very, very wrong. You wake up inside a small capsule, trapped, with no view of the outside world. The only way to survive is to use the radar screen and the capsule's simple controls to try and find more oxygen and more fuel... and to find out what happened.
Capsule is a short game, approximately 2 hours for most players. Capsule is not a game for everyone; if you are claustrophobic, misophonic, and/or have anxiety or triggers related to asphyxiation and/or darkness Capsule may not be a good game for you.
