TURTIX 2 GRA WINDOWS
In addition, do not forget about the simplest ways to save lives, for example, to wear a jacket and to close windows to keep warm!ĭo not be upset if the mission fails: Arctic cold weather, meagre resources, mysterious anomalies - this is just a short list of reasons that can end the life of game characters. All these factors influence the behavior of your characters, so you have to carefully monitor their characteristics and notifications on the screen. Besides, they can get hurt, get sick or experience unpleasant feelings in the proximity of abnormal objects. Combine different options to collect the optimal set of characteristics and survive in the bitter cold!įrom the first minute after their unsuccessful landing your characters will start freezing, getting tired and feeling hungry. At the very beginning, there will be only three people available for you, but, as you progress, the choice will increase. The mission outcome will largely depend on your choice of two characters out of 15 members. You have 15 characters to choose from, each of them has their own characteristics and features. You will control only two characters (survived team members). There are only 2 survivors out of the whole team, and it is up to them to find out with your help what is going on! A helicopter with a rescue team, sent to save Arctic explorers, loses control and crashes as a result of a mysterious accident. Something or someone drives people crazy, and some scientists disappear into thin air, as though they were absorbed by unknown and unseen force. Strange and frightening events occur at a distant Arctic station where regular scientific experiments on observing weather and natural phenomena are performed. Relations, without the higheft Sentiments of a gratefull To mention the particular favours conferred on my felf, IĬan never think on thofe you have bellowed on my neer (my Lord) may challenge by lo many Names : for, not
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