Internal Incident — is a top-down survival horror extraction shooter where most of the time is spent not in gunfights, but rather in trying to escape alive from a place clearly not intended for humans. The vast complex stretches on and on, and behind each new door lies either a useful find or a new problem. Ammo is constantly low, resources are never enough, and the urge to peek into the next room regularly outweighs common sense. The darkness here works against you. A flashlight quickly becomes as important a tool as a weapon. Many rooms are plunged into complete darkness, and moving blindly is a bad idea even for the bravest. Sometimes you have to stop and carefully examine every corner, because the resource you need could be literally lying under your feet. In other situations, a few seconds of inattention lead to an encounter with a creature that has long since settled in the darkness and clearly doesn't want to share its territory with intruders. The worst comes when your backpack is already filled with valuable finds and you're faced with the question of whether to continue exploring or try to escape. It's at these moments that the game works best. The more loot you manage to collect, the stronger the urge to take a few more risks. It's usually after these thoughts that the biggest troubles begin. Features of the game Extraction gameplay with a constant risk of losing loot. Exploration of an abandoned complex with many secrets. A large selection of weapons and useful equipment. Co-op and single-player mode.