Routine v1.7.0.0a

Routine is a first-person sci-fi horror game set on an abandoned lunar base built around an 80s vision of the future. It immediately stands out with its retro-futuristic setting and tense atmosphere, where curiosity slowly gives way to pure survival.

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What makes Routine interesting is how it turns exploration into dread. There are no waypoint markers, so finding your way is part of the challenge. You have to slow down, observe carefully, and piece together clues from the environment and data you discover. That design creates a strong sense of isolation and makes every step forward feel meaningful.

The game promises a focused and immersive horror experience. Its minimal UI, full body awareness, and diegetic audio are all meant to pull you deeper into the world rather than distract you from it. Instead of relying on constant prompts, Routine asks you to pay attention and trust your own judgment.

A major gameplay tool is the Cosmonaut Assistance Tool, or C.A.T. It’s not just a gadget, but a vital part of progression. You use it to access terminals, navigate the base, identify clues, and, when necessary, try to defend yourself. Since threats are unknown and dangerous, your choices often come down to running, hiding, or making a desperate last stand.

Key features:
- First-person sci-fi horror in a retro 80s-inspired lunar base
- Non-linear exploration with no waypoint markers
- Atmospheric immersion through minimal UI and diegetic audio
- Environmental storytelling and clue-based progression
- The C.A.T. tool for terminals, navigation, and survival
- Tense encounters where running, hiding, and improvising matter

Overall, Routine looks like a slow-burn horror game built on atmosphere, exploration, and constant uncertainty. If you enjoy immersive sci-fi settings and games that make you work for every answer, it seems like a very promising experience.