Abiotic Factor

Abiotic Factor - When Science Meets Survival

Welcome to *Abiotic Factor*, where your PhD might be your only weapon. You're not a hero. You're not a soldier. You're a scientist stuck underground with portals, monsters, and some very questionable coworkers. Good luck.

So, what’s going on down there?

Imagine going to work one day, and suddenly the entire facility turns into a playground for interdimensional horrors. That's pretty much it. You and your fellow scientists are trapped after a containment breach unleashes all kinds of *paranormal nastiness*. And escaping? Yeah... that's going to take creativity, brains, and a whole lot of crafting.

Whether you go solo or team up with up to five friends, Abiotic Factor throws you into a sprawling underground complex full of secrets, danger, and vending machines. Yes, really. You'll scavenge, build, survive, and maybe even laugh when your carefully built base gets overrun. Lesson learned: always carry a spare net launcher.

It’s science. But fun.

This isn't your typical survival game. You pick a scientific specialty that shapes your skills—think *Defense Analyst*, *Culinary Researcher*, or *Botanist with a grudge*. Each comes with quirks, perks, and unique crafting options. Want to roast alien meat or build a laser turret from office junk? Go for it.

• First-person survival with deep crafting and base-building
• Up to 6-player co-op or singleplayer if you're feeling bold
• Character classes based on real science roles (sort of)
• Procedural chaos: portals, monsters, soldiers, and experiments gone very wrong
• Retro-futuristic style with late 90s sci-fi vibes
• Move your base with forklifts, carts, and teleporters—because why not?

Why it's worth your time

If you’re tired of survival games where everyone’s a bearded lumberjack with an axe, *Abiotic Factor* brings some fresh weirdness. It rewards thinking over brute force and turns your academic background into a weapon—literally. Build gadgets, hack systems, and slap together traps using whatever's lying around the lab. One minute you're hiding from a creature that screams in Latin, the next you're frying it with a microwave cannon you made out of a printer and some wires. Just another Tuesday.

And hey, the place may be crawling with anomalies and secret cults, but the coffee machine still works. Probably.

Bottom line?

*Abiotic Factor* is a smart, strange, and surprisingly fun twist on the survival genre. If you like games that mix brains with chaos—and let you roleplay as a sleep-deprived scientist with a flamethrower—it’s absolutely worth the download.