Blizzard

A few years ago, in a godforsaken village in the north of the country, people began to disappear. First, it was the occasional tourists, then the local residents. The police conducted searches and questioned witnesses, but all to no avail: no traces, no evidence, no leads. The case was quickly archived as "hopeless." Over time, the rumors died down, and the village almost emptied. Only old houses covered in snow remained, along with a deafening silence occasionally broken by the creaking of warped doors. But recently, strange videos appeared online. They show dark rooms, metal tables, tools... and a voice. Calm, measured, as if delivering a lecture. It asks questions, demands answers, comments on mistakes. Hands flicker in the frame, rearranging objects, and everything must be exactly as intended each time. You and your team receive an anonymous message with coordinates. The address leads to an abandoned weather station, lost in the wilderness. The door is ajar. Inside, there are signs of recent presence: warm walls, a faint smell of metal, scattered papers with sketchy diagrams, and... You can expect: a performance in the spirit of horror stories – you will find yourself at the center of a plot about a maniac and his lair;an atmosphere inspired by the computer game Metel – Horror Escape;a game area styled as an abandoned house;sound and light effects – creaking doors, howling wind, sudden flashes of light, footsteps behind you;interaction with actors – the maniac and his assistants not only observe but interact with the team: they give hints (or mislead), react to your actions;a mix of genres (suspense and action).