The Caribou Trail — is a first-person narrative adventure about friends from Newfoundland who set out for Gallipoli in 1915. They expected a short campaign, but instead found themselves in a world of raw earth, scorched slopes, and decisions that endure. At the center is not glory but endurance, not victory but the attempt to preserve humanity amid chaos. Limit of endurance Landing, advancing through trenches, sorties under fire — everything is experienced directly. You have to cut wire, make your way forward across broken ground, and eliminate threats that prevent you from holding your position. The cramped passages are oppressive, dust settles in your lungs, and the pauses before the order become a more intense ordeal than the battle itself. Returning to camp brings no peace. Conversations around the campfire are muffled, laughter dies away sooner, and the shadows at the edges of the light seem all too clear. Superstition begins to seem more persuasive than common sense. The choice — to act decisively or to retreat — affects not the outcome of the campaign, but who one leaves behind. Features of the game A campaign covering the events of Gallipoli from the landing to the evacuation. Tactical sorties with different conditions for completing tasks. Focus on the atmosphere of trench warfare. A stylized visual presentation inspired by archival footage.