NEDRA v1.0.5

NEDRA plunges you into the frozen wastes of Antarctica, where an abandoned Soviet research station conceals an ancient, otherworldly presence. Drawn by an SOS beacon to a mysterious crater, your expedition ends in catastrophe just as the six-month polar night begins. Stranded in lethal cold and surrounded by heat-sensitive predators known as Frostwalkers, you must brave the darkness, scavenge for scarce supplies and unravel horrific secrets before hypothermia-or something far worse-claims you.

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Key Features:
- Survival Horror Meets Stealth Action
Evade Frostwalkers by dangerously lowering your body temperature, knowing that any heat source-like an iodine-alcohol warmer-will guide them straight to you.
- Dynamic Survival Systems
Balance your core temperature, manage dwindling resources and make split-second decisions to stay alive in an environment that offers no mercy.
- Immersive Soviet-Era Atmosphere
Navigate snow-choked tunnels and dimly lit corridors steeped in Lovecraftian dread, with visuals inspired by Stanisław Lem’s Solaris and John Carpenter’s The Thing.
- Narrative Depth and Multiple Endings
Piece together dark conspiracies and eldritch horrors as your choices lead to one of three distinct conclusions, each challenging your understanding of morality, humanity and the unknown.

Gameplay in NEDRA is as much about exploration and psychological tension as it is about survival and stealth. The station’s labyrinthine layout forces you to retrace steps and confront lingering dangers, while audio cues-from creaking metal to distant creatures-keep you on edge. Each discovery, whether a tattered diary or an abandoned lab journal, deepens the mystery and raises the stakes.

NEDRA is more than just a fight against the cold; it’s a harrowing journey through isolation, fear and cosmic terror. Every shadow conceals a threat, every breath risks detection, and every decision pushes you closer to either salvation or annihilation. Download NEDRA today and face the unfathomable horrors buried beneath the Antarctic ice.