You Can Save Everyone

About This Game

You Can Save Everyone is a narrative-focused horror puzzle game that aims to provide a one-of-a-kind experience. Use the unique control system to operate the console and investigate the mysterious facility. You are limited to the device in your hands, work with it, think within your limits, and try to – just maybe – save everyone.

FEATURES

• Experimental gameplay designed for levered arcade sticks and console controllers, use their unique features to solve kinematic puzzles
• Communicate with the others trapped inside the facility using the computers chat function
• Investigate your surroundings to find passwords that will unlock the secrets of the facility
• A short but story-packed experience intended to be finished in roughly an hour.
• Featuring an original soundtrack by Razeacc

Trapped deep within a mysterious facility, your connection is limited to that device in your hands. You must use it to interact with your surroundings, operating a computer alongside a strange console that controls the locks in the entire facility. You must help the people trapped inside to escape, but be careful. The locks aren’t there just for you.

Your only objective?
Save Everyone.

That doesn’t sound so hard, right?

If you’re going to succeed, you’ll need to pay close attention to what your allies within the facility say. As you are trapped within a single room, they are your only chance at gaining clues in other parts of the facility, clues that will help you to solve the inner workings of the console and help save everyone.

Just this once, everybody lives. But only if you can work together with everyone to solve the puzzles and uncover the secrets of the facility. Fight for everyone’s happy ending.

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Keyboard functionality is included but not guaranteed to work due to hardware differences in keyboards. If you cannot hold down the keys UIOPJKL; all at once, keyboard will not work.

WARNING: Contains themes of Anxiety, Depression, and Suicide