Survival Guide

Survival Guide Survival Guide is a point-and-click casual adventure in a post-apocalyptic world. Gather resources, explore the virus epicenter, meet survivors, and make choices that shape emotional bonds.

Survival Guide

Survival Guide is a casual point-and-click adventure set in a post-apocalyptic world. You’re on a mission to find your wife—and along the way, you’ll also be looking for your daughter. The journey won’t be easy: you’ll gather supplies, hold onto hope, and meet other survivors who may not have the same intentions they claim.

As you learn who you can trust, you’ll assign tasks and steer people through their explorations. Over time, you’ll form close emotional bonds with girls who each have their own personalities. If you keep progressing, you’ll unlock deeper interactions and additional animated scenes. Expect the road to get tougher as the story advances, with more pressure and new difficulties. Can you rely on your judgment to protect the people you love and help keep your family going?

Your choice decides the outcome. The game is updated regularly with new survival story chapters and more intimate animation content—check back often.

Game Features

Exciting storyline

Step into the role of a devoted husband trying to locate his missing wife and daughter during an outbreak of an unknown virus.

Challenging survival gameplay

In a dangerous world where every decision counts, you’ll need to rely on instincts and strategy—choose carefully to stay alive, push through hostile areas, and overcome obstacles.

Exploration and discovery

Move through the virus epicenter, explore multiple environments, uncover clues, and reveal secrets that gradually untangle the mystery and bring you closer to your loved ones.

Resource management

Collect supplies, craft key items, and manage your inventory smartly. You’ll learn how to scavenge, hunt, and adjust as conditions keep changing.

Emotional connection

Watch as the main character’s drive to protect his family shapes the story. Your choices carry consequences—both for the plot and for your relationships.

Stunning visuals and immersive atmosphere

Enjoy a striking game world enhanced by high-quality graphics, realistic sound effects, and atmospheric music that intensifies the overall experience.

Changelog

• Oops—Day 11 wasn’t uploaded to itch. Day 12 is now live to the public.
• Download links now point to external file hosting because the game has grown beyond the 1GB limit.



• Choose between MEGA and Google Drive.
• Added 4 new story quests.
• Added 4 new animations.
• Replaced 2 animations.
• Reworked character routes with more in-between scenes for Eva and Emily.
• Updated older visuals from Days 1–4 with new ones.
• Major overhaul of Day 4 content, including new visuals.
• Character quests are now shown in the sandbox stage and are linked to each character’s affection level.
• Reworked some UI elements.
• Removed or replaced some older scenes with new ones.
• Added new music and sound effects.
• Updated dialogue and visuals from earlier content.

Player Comments

• The start has some logical issues—at first it feels like the game is trying not to be too grindy. Still, it improves with each new quest/day. The comic-style art is definitely for people who like this kind of look, though sometimes the models can look a bit odd. Overall, if you like the style, it fits well.

  The core story isn’t totally new (virus outbreak, humans turning into intelligent zombies is a familiar setup), but it’s interesting that the main character is the only uninfected male human—while a neighbor gets killed on day one because he’s infected. That contrast is kind of funny.

  The main girl’s love route develops steadily—not too fast, not overly slow. She seems inexperienced, which makes the pace feel right. The more experienced ladies raise the heat quickly, which also matches the tone. Final verdict from this reviewer: 4 solid stars—there’s still room to grow, but it’s not bad at all.

• Great artwork and an acceptable plot for what the game is. It moves quickly and there are plenty of zombies. So far, the two girls you have with you are willing to participate in intimate relations—though one is your daughter, and she’s surprisingly naive while still being “thirsty.” The model is a standout (even if her eyes look too big, she still comes off as cute).

  The downside of how fast it moves is that you can finish it pretty quickly, but the reviewer plans to download the next release.

• The reviewer likes zombie stories in general, and says the game is solid with a simple but interesting premise. Writing is concise and not overly long, though a bit boring at times. The art is different but still appealing. There aren’t many animations, but there’s a decent amount of intimate content for a short game.

  They also updated their score from 3 stars to 4 for the current update, noting that the number of scenes increased.