Project Abigail

After the collapse of Project Abigail, only a few workers managed to survive the experiment's release. The underground complex of Area 51 remains in a critical state: destroyed corridors, collapsed systems, and an unsettling silence broken only by the echo of still-running machinery. Something is still moving in there. Something that no longer responds to any human protocol.

Abigail, designed as a prototype of adaptive intelligence, has transformed into an unpredictable entity. She learns from her victims, remembers movement patterns, recognizes the faintest sounds, and reacts to any sign of life. Every step taken, every door opened, every object that falls to the floor can alert her. The emergency lighting barely allows one to distinguish shapes, and the boundary between safety and danger vanishes in a matter of seconds.

As they attempt to forge a path to the surface, they will traverse areas familiar to them as part of the job: sealed laboratories, transport tunnels, containment areas, and abandoned control rooms. Today, these spaces have become scenes distorted by chaos. Torn documents, unstable equipment, and traces of those who didn't escape reveal that Project Abigail concealed far more than its leaders officially declared.

The complex shifts with every step: doors locking without explanation, systems rebooting erratically, and events that distort the perception of the surroundings. There is no fixed path, no guaranteed route. Only the certainty that Abigail is active, moving in the shadows and analyzing every decision made.

The objective is simple: survive and find a way out. But as you progress, you'll understand that escaping the complex doesn't mean escaping Abigail.