Lost In Alaska

A flight bound for Kyoto to attend an international mathematics summit is diverted and crashes onto the frozen tundra of Alaska. Five passengers survive the wreck, stranded in a land that is not only brutally cold but deeply unsettling. The fate of the group rests on survival, secrecy, and the unseen dangers that stalk the night.

You step into the shoes of Sunny, a mathematician whose logic and calm help anchor the group as you navigate an environment that never loosens its grip. Alongside companions of vastly different personalities, you must endure polar night, raging blizzards, and an ever-present sense of unease. Resources are scarce, directions are unclear, and rescue seems nowhere in sight. Each decision carries a heavy cost, and every step forward is a risk.

Lost In Alaska blends atmosphere-driven storytelling with a survival framework. You’ll explore wreckage and the surrounding terrain, scavenge for limited supplies, ration carefully, and make tough calls under pressure. The harsh climate is a constant antagonist, while the people you’re trapped with bring their own tensions, loyalties, and secrets to the table. Trust, suspicion, and cooperation collide as you try to keep the group alive.

This is a narrative-driven survival experience where the choices you make shape who endures, who falters, and how the crisis unfolds. The polar night amplifies isolation, and the blizzards obscure every horizon, forcing you to weigh short-term needs against longer-term consequences. The story adapts to your strategies, bonds, and moral dilemmas, offering a deeply personal journey through a place that challenges humanity as much as it tests endurance.

• Harsh Alaska setting with polar night and relentless blizzards that threaten both body and mind.
• Five passengers to navigate—each with distinct personalities that influence interactions and decisions.
• Scarce resources and uncertain directions create pressure to explore, ration, and improvise.
• Your choices determine survival outcomes, relationships, and the course of the story.

How far are you willing to go to stay alive when rescue seems unlikely, and the line between ally and adversary blurs in the freezing dark?