南京大屠杀：拉贝日记 - Nanjing Massacre: John Rabe's Diary

Step into a historically grounded survival management experience that follows the humanitarian efforts of John Rabe during the Nanjing Massacre. The game blends authentic historical narrative with strategic decision making, inviting players to witness the challenges faced in a besieged city through interactive media.

The core gameplay centers on a two‑stage loop built around a ruthless time pressure and careful resource planning. You play as the German businessman John Rabe, tasked with guiding the Nanjing safety zone’s response and allocating limited resources to save as many Chinese refugees as possible.

Stage 1: Emergency preparation — in the opening sequence you have a brief window to gather key resources before the city falls. The core cycle of this stage mirrors the “60 second” resource collection, focusing on securing essentials that sustain life and shelter. You must prioritize scarce supplies under the threat of advancing danger, shaping the initial conditions for a humane response.

Stage 2: Camp management — once the safety zone is established, the game shifts to long‑term planning and daily decision making. Resource allocation becomes an ongoing task, balancing needs such as food, shelter, medical care, and security while coordinating with volunteers and refugees. Every day introduces new challenges and choices that influence survival outcomes and morale.

Across the camp, players face a rotating slate of events, including refugee influx, Japanese inspections, disease outbreaks, and other unpredictable pressures. Strategic decisions must consider safety, humanity, and efficiency, as missteps can reduce survival rates or endanger lives. The system rewards thoughtful planning, timely responses, and compassionate governance as you work to preserve human dignity amid chaos.

The game integrates a powerful historical narrative with interactive mechanics to provide a compelling learning experience. By stepping into the role of John Rabe, players gain insight into the courage and complexity of humanitarian action during one of history’s darkest chapters. It is designed to engage players of all ages, offering an immersive way to understand history through simulation, empathy, and informed choices.

Key features include a two‑stage structure, realistic resource management under time pressure, dynamic daily events, and a focus on saving lives within the Nanjing safety zone. The experience emphasizes historical authenticity, strategic depth, and the enduring impact of humanitarian leadership during crisis.