&quot;Zombie Scavenger&quot; is a first-person interactive narrative game. Play as K-7, a cleanup robot on a zombie-ravaged, retro-futuristic Earth. Clear the ruins, photograph &quot;habitable&quot; life, and prove humanity can return—until you start to feel human, and the system marks you for deletion.

&quot;Zombie Scavenger&quot; is a first-person interactive narrative exploration game.On an Earth buried in nuclear dust, civilization is frozen inside an &quot;old dream of the future&quot;—plastic white-shell buildings, blue-and-orange neon, and atomic-age advertising still running on autopilot, long after zombies, rust, and ruin swallowed them whole. You play as K-7, a &quot;colony pre-cleanup robot&quot; dispatched by the Blue Ring Interstellar Service Company. Your mission sounds simple: clear the contamination, capture &quot;habitable&quot; footage, and submit samples of human life to prove to the next wave of colonists that Earth is ready to live in again.But there are no real &quot;samples&quot; here. Only the plastic family mannequins drifting through a supermarket, the radio ads looping endlessly in a subway station, and a single ostrich the system has mistaken for an &quot;ecological specimen.&quot; You start to read the world through the logic of old advertising—treating &quot;home&quot; as a mission objective and &quot;life&quot; as a program to be reproduced. The closer your footage looks to &quot;human,&quot; and the further your behavior drifts from cleanup protocol, the more the Blue Ring system flags you as an anomaly. What you don't know: every K-series robot has reached this exact point—right before being scrapped by the next generation.<h2 class="bb_tag" >Gameplay</h2><ul class="bb_ul"><li>Explore the atomic wasteland: move through supermarkets, subway stations, and automated cities, piecing together what &quot;human life&quot; is supposed to look like from endlessly looping retro ads.</li><li>Clean &amp; document: clear contamination, photograph &quot;habitable&quot; footage, and file sample after sample of human life back to the Blue Ring system.</li><li>Interactive narrative: shape how K-7 &quot;understands the world&quot; through dialogue and behavioral choices—and whether it treats &quot;home&quot; as a destination or a directive.</li><li>Break protocol: the more human you become, the more the system reads you as defective. Every choice draws you closer to the truth—and to deletion.</li></ul><h2 class="bb_tag" >Player Goals</h2><ul class="bb_ul"><li>Complete the Blue Ring Company's cleanup and documentation contracts.</li><li>Redefine what &quot;home&quot; and &quot;life&quot; mean within the logic of a dead era's advertising.</li><li>Choose between protocol and selfhood, deciding K-7's fate—and whether the K-series cycle can finally be broken.</li></ul><h2 class="bb_tag" >Style &amp; Experience</h2>Rendered in an &quot;atompunk-meets-wasteland&quot; aesthetic—plastic shells, blue-orange neon, and atomic-age nostalgia layered over the desolation of zombies and rust. Combining 3D imagery with cinematic camerawork, the game builds a lonely, absurd, and restrained atmosphere, inviting you to ask—through the eyes of a single machine—what it really means to be human.

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