Ashwalkers
Nameless XIII · 2021 · Adventure, Survival, Post-apocalyptic, Resource Management, Indie
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About Ashwalkers
Make brutal moral choices that shape your group's survival in a post-apocalyptic wasteland where every decision ripples across 34 different endings. Manage your party's physical and mental health while navigating a non-linear narrative filled with complex character dynamics and resource scarcity across multiple two-hour playthroughs.
The non-linear story challenges players to make meaningful choices in complex moral dilemmas.
Feature List
- Make meaningful choices in a non-linear narrative
- Different paths to take with 34 different endings
- Manage your party’s resources as well as their physical and mental health
- Get to know the group through their relationship dynamics
- Travel and learn about this hostile world destroyed by a volcanic apocalypse
- Harvest resources and craft supplies
Discover a new path each playthrough (roughly 2 hours per successful run) with 34 possible endings.
Physical and mental party management:Manage your food, equipment and medication and protect the group from madness and despair. Seek and harvest vital resources in the wild and keep your group alive.
Richly drawn characters:Get to know the intimate dynamics, relationships and tensions between the brave captain of the group Petra, pragmatic fighter Sinh, the young optimistic scholar Kali and the cautious scout Nadir as you travel the end of the world.
A desolate future:Set 200 years after the first geological disasters the earth is a post-apocalyptic wasteland. Survive the weather, the ash storm, the grey blizzard and the acid rain.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I really wanted to like this , but it feels very shallow I wouldn't really call this a game. It's really slow paced, empty, unpolished and the UI makes the experience even more jarring that it had to be. Just endless walking with few decisions!!9 found this helpful
the gameplay loop is just not compelling enough to keep me, the low effort visuals and predictable narraive just cries of biased unpolish and lack of creative writing2 found this helpful
Ashwalkers is a narrative-driven survival adventure developed by Nameless XIII and published by Dear Villagers and 24 Entertainment, set in a bleak post-apocalyptic world where volcanic ash has choked the skies and reshaped civilization into scattered remnants. Rather than focusing on action-heavy mechanics or combat systems, the game centers on decision-making, resource management, and the emotional strain of survival. It presents a grim journey across a hostile wasteland, asking players not only to keep their small group alive but also to shape their moral trajectory through a web of branching narrative paths. The story follows a team of four survivors venturing out from a bunker in search of a rumored sanctuary known as the “Dome of Domes.” Each member of the group—Petra, Sinh, Kali, and Nadir—represents a distinct worldview and personality, contributing to the tension and nuance of group dynamics. As they trek across desolate terrain, their journey becomes as much about internal conflict and emotional endurance as it is about surviving environmental hazards. Dialogue exchanges and event choices reveal subtle differences in how each character interprets the collapsing world, cr…1 found this helpful
A nice little Oregon Trail-esque game. For better performance use (without the " symbols) "-force-d3d12 -force-clamped -screen-width 2560 -screen-height 1440 -window-mode borderless -screen-quality fantastic".1 found this helpful
It's not exactly terrible, but it's basically one of those choose your own adventure books with fairly shallow writing.1 found this helpful
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