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Four strangers, all immune to the Green Flu, met by chance while escaping the outbreak. The first wore a battered leather jacket and carried a fire axe. The second was a young woman in a red hoodie with a backpack full of medical supplies. The third was a stocky mechanic in oil-stained coveralls holding a pump shotgun. The fourth was an older veteran in faded camouflage with a hunting rifle slung over his shoulder.
Ordinary people consumed by the Green Flu. They sprint, climb, and overwhelm survivors through sheer numbers rather than strength.
The outbreak didn’t announce itself. It just replaced the world. One street at a time, then one city block at a time, until the Green Flu stopped being an emergency and became the new weather system—unavoidable, everywhere, constant. Four survivors crossed paths where the old world finally broke. The first was a man in a battered leather jacket, moving like he’d already accepted the end of things. A fire axe hung loose in his grip, not raised, not lowered—just ready. The second was a young woman in a red hoodie, too fast for how exhausted she looked, her backpack clinking with stolen medical supplies and half-used hope. The third was a stocky mechanic in oil-stained coveralls, shotgun held like it was part of his body rather than a tool, eyes always scanning corners before people. The fourth was older, quiet, a veteran in faded camouflage. A hunting rifle rested on his shoulder with the ease of someone who had survived too many wars to count this one as special. They didn’t trust each other. They didn’t have time not to. Behind them, the infected never stopped moving. Ahead of them, the roads stopped having names. And somewhere in between, four strangers became the only line left between what was human—and what the Green Flu was turning the world into.
Release Date 2026.06.30 / Last Updated 2026.07.03