Uncover the mystery of a vanished survivor team in this indie adventure game set in a flooded near-future world. Play as a scout tracing the path of Line 14 across six chapters, where social collapse lingers after sudden sea rises forced small teams to rescue stragglers from ruined cities.
Hunt for story fragments scattered throughout to unlock puzzles, including four tough challenges that demand sharp attention to every detail. This narrative-driven experience blends integrated puzzles with a focused storyline, perfect for players who relish short, intense sessions requiring precision and observation.
"Please, before buying, keep in mind that this game is created by only one person."
The line is a narrative game with integrated puzzles.
In the near future, most of the land was flooded, due to the sudden rise of the seas, creating a social collapse.
A few survivors decided to try and take control again, so they organized themselves into small teams, called lines. These lines were planned for three people, a leader, a safety officer and a health worker. Their mission was to find survivors among the remains of the abandoned cities, prepare them and take them to the few areas where the water had not yet reached, to form communities.
At first everything went well, but with time, some lines disappeared without a trace, so a group of explorers was created, to try to recover the supplies of those old lines and try to find out what happened.
You are a scout, and your mission is to find out what happened to line 14.
- In order to move forward, you will need to find any part of the story, in those parts are the keys to solve the puzzles.
- Follow the path that led to line 14 until its disappearance, over six chapters.
- Overcome four highly difficult puzzles.
The Line is a short but intense game, you will have to be attentive to everything you read.
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PATCH 1.1
- Errors in the Spanish texts have been corrected.
- More feedback has been given to the player on the last puzzle.
- A bug has been fixed that allowed to write about some notes.
- Corrected the trees without collision.
- I am investigating the causes of crashing when putting 1080 resolution in the main menu, which has been reported by some users. For now, to avoid it, you have to change the resolution in the pause menu once you are playing, instead of in the main menu.
