
Atheris is a third-person sci-fi survival horror game where you explore an industrial spaceship, manage limited resources, and face deadly creatures while fighting to stay alive in a claustrophobic and hostile environment.
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Atheris is a tense sci-fi horror adventure set aboard a research vessel drifting through deep space. After a violent awakening from cryosleep inside the decaying Atheris, Dr. Elhias Roth must piece together his memories, rediscover his purpose, and—above all—avoid suffering the same fate as the rest of the crew.
The game blends tense exploration, environmental storytelling, and a claustrophobic design inspired by classic sci-fi. Every decision matters, and your ability to manage combat, scarce ammunition, and your own composure will determine whether you escape… or become just another corpse floating through space.
Features
• Compact sci-fi horror experience designed to be completed in a single session.
• Abominable and highly dangerous creatures that relentlessly threaten the protagonist.
• Retro-industrial atmosphere with strong cinematic inspiration.
• Minimal interface and environmental narrative for full immersion.
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Languages: English*, French, Spanish - Spain*languages with full audio support
Reviews
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Atheris was a really enjoyable experience overall. The game is short, and I definitely found myself wishing it lasted a bit longer—but for only $3.99, it absolutely feels worth the price. The strongest part of the game is the story. It’s engaging, memorable, and easily the main reason I’d like to see more content or a continuation in the future. The narrative left me genuinely curious about where things could go next, which is always a good sign. Also, small but funny detail: the main character might be one of the most… anatomically confident protagonists I’ve seen in a game. Let’s just say the pants leave very little to the imagination, and once you notice it, you can’t unsee it. Short but sweet, story-driven, and fairly priced—definitely worth checking out if you enjoy narrative-focused indie games.
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