[UPD] Mountain range

Welcome to the year 2000 of the North Nubian Federation. Here, wars have ended, plagues have not yet erupted, and civilization is rotting. You are held in Prison 401, a "black box" jointly funded by the Federal Bureau of Internal Affairs and state governments. Here, the law does not protect you because it simply does not exist. You are not a citizen, nor a prisoner of war - you are an "asset." The federation needs data to develop new drugs, organs to maintain the lives of the elite, and fear to suppress the resistance of the lower classes. And you, because of that wrong vote and that inappropriate statement, have become the perfect fuel. Dr. Kos Modi, the prison warden, never raises his voice. He simply stands behind the glass wall, calmly recording every collapse of your body. In this place, death is the most precious gift, and life is a long torture that is dismantled into countless experimental projects. Game Features: Federal Nightmare: Experience a unique "outsourced" darkness. There is no single tyrant, only countless bureaucrats competing to conduct the most brutal experiments on you for budget and performance. Real Survival: Managing your "health value" is not just about recovering HP, but also about preventing yourself from being selected as the "living expendable item" of the day. Ethical dilemma: Would you betray your partner's genetic data for a bed? In this hell, betrayal is the only currency. Escape without returning to the city: Climb back to the surface from the ninth floor of the laboratory, only to find that the federal sunlight outside is more hypocritical than the darkness underground. Warning: This game contains extremely depressing themes, descriptions of involuntary human experimentation, and elements of psychological horror. The Federal Government of North Nubia recommends that you do not play alone for your mental health.