Cronos: The New Dawn

Atmospheric horror with survival elements from the creators of the remake Silent Hill 2, the events of which unfold in a dark world of the future that has survived catastrophic events. The player takes on the role of the Traveler, an agent of a mysterious organization, embarking on a journey through a ravaged Earth that has experienced a catastrophe. Through temporal rifts, the path leads to Poland in the 1980s — an alternate reality where the industrial landscape with monolithic buildings and Soviet architecture intertwines with distorted flesh and madness born from an event known as "The Change."

The battles in the game are brutal and merciless. Enemies do not disappear after death — if their bodies are not destroyed, they can return, merging into an even more dangerous form. These creatures, known as "Orphans," become part of the main danger in this world, where even victory can turn into a new threat. The combat system is inspired by the classics of the genre — Resident Evil, Dead Space, The Thing — and requires precision, endurance, and calculation. The slightest mistake can cost a life.

At its core lies a deep plot. By traveling through time, one can find and save the souls of people from the past, moving them into the future. Each such soul affects the surrounding world but also brings internal conflict and distortion of the mind. The connection between temporal epochs becomes the foundation for both mechanics and atmosphere. As players traverse locations filled with symbols and fear, they encounter architecture that weighs down as much as the monsters: Soviet hospitals, foggy factories, flesh corridors, and broken staircases create a sense of claustrophobia and disconnection from reality.