SYMMETRY (2018)

A research spaceship reaches an abandoned planet. Nothing is what it seems here and the situation quickly slips out of control. Can the crew manage to survive and get back home?
SYMMETRY is a survival management game set in a retro- futuristic, sci-fi universe. Your main goal is to manage the crash survivors and help them withstand the desolate, extremely cold environment in order to fix their spacecraft and escape. The non- obvious plot is accompanied by an atmospheric musical score and graphic design that sustains the harsh and mysterious ambience.
Survivors’ life functions crucial to their existence, such as eating, resting and mental health need to be taken care of. Extreme circumstances may force crew members to develop new skills like botanics or power plant operations, that weren't necessary in their Earthly life. Gathering all the parts required to repair the spaceship becomes a race against time, as extreme weather conditions and life-threatening supernatural activities become more and more present.
Vector graphics give the game a feeling of mystery and severity of the deserted world. Using dimmed and pastel colors throughout the scenery creates a sense of remoteness from reality and builds an unreal atmosphere of the landscape.

Base micro-management in extremely hostile conditions
Randomly assigned crew members with different skills and stories in each gameplay
Different needs to satisfy: nutrition, physical condition and mental health
Non-obvious sci-fi plot
Ominous presence of the Symmetrical World
Moral choices – collectivism vs individualism
Unique vector graphics and ambient sound setting
High replay-ability and various strategies to beat the game
Survival game mode unlocked once the main mission is accomplished

MINIMUM System Requirements
System: MAC OS X 10.9 or later
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo or newer architectures, 2.5 GHz or higher
Memory: 4096 MB RAM
Graphics: AMD/NVIDIA mobile or dedicated graphic card, 1024MB VRAM, Shader Model 5.0 support
Storage: 250 MB
Sound: Integrated