Prologue: Go Wayback — is a roguelike action game with elements of survival simulation. The game immerses you in a vast procedural world of 64 square kilometers, where you encounter living nature, and your decisions determine the outcome of your journey. There are no scenarios or missions — just you, the wind, and the road to the Meteorological Tower. Trial by the Elements The landscape is constantly changing: rain turns the soil to mud, fog obscures landmarks, and thunderstorms destroy shelter. To survive, you must observe, listen, and adapt. The player forages for food, searches for safe spots, and chooses where to spend the night. Every decision can lead to salvation or defeat. The mechanics are built on attentiveness and planning. There's no minimap, only tools and instincts. A compass, a paper map, and the stars are the only navigational aids. The game creates a feeling of genuine solitude in a world that neither waits nor forgives. This is pure survival, where the path reflects one's character. Features of the game An open world without restrictions and predetermined routes. Realistic weather effects and the impact of the environment on the player's condition. Intuitive survival system without interface prompts. A world formed by algorithms and natural logic.