Horror Game Altitude Zero Demo Launches on Steam
The demo gives players an early look at a balloon-flight horror game where managing fuel and altitude against harsh weather and unknown threats is central to the experience.
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Developer Pierpiero released a demo for the horror game Altitude Zero on Steam. Players control an old work balloon to reach and shut down stations that woke an ancient being buried deep in the Earth, turning the world into a hostile wasteland. The demo offers a small sample of the full game, which is planned for PC via Steam and supports Japanese.
Altitude Zero puts the player in a world where scientific stations built to investigate a lake's anomaly woke something ancient, and the expedition never returned. The only hope is to fly an old work balloon across a barren land, land at each station, and shut it down before the hostile place spreads further.
The demo, available from the Steam store page, covers only a fraction of the full game. Key mechanics include fuel and altitude management, unpredictable winds that can damage the craft, and aggressive lifeforms encountered on the way. The low-poly art style aims to heighten the retro horror atmosphere. The full game is planned for PC via Steam and supports Japanese.
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