Hitchhiking to Hell

You are alone on the road, trying to reach an unknown destination. Cars pass by in the night, and strangers offer you rides. Some are kind. Some are not. Some should never have stopped at all. Walk through desolate highways, abandoned gas stations, fog-covered forests, and empty roadside towns. Meet bizarre, unpredictable characters who may help you… or make you disappear. Every decision matters. Every ride is a gamble. CORE GAMEPLAY Hitchhike across a branching network of roads and stops Decide which drivers to trust… or avoid Engage in tense first-person conversations inside moving vehicles Observe, investigate, and survive unpredictable situations React through quick-time events in critical moments Manage survival needs: hunger, thirst, sleep, hygiene, and stress A WORLD OF PARANOIA News reports talk about a series of brutal killings across the region. Radio broadcasts warn travelers to be careful. Posters appear in roadside stops with vague descriptions of a possible suspect. As tension rises, people become more desperate. Drivers demand payment, favors, or silence. Trust becomes a currency more valuable than money. And sometimes… you may not be the only one hiding something. SURVIVAL IS NOT ENOUGH Talk to drivers Escape from a moving vehicle Be stopped by the police and questioned Walk alone through dangerous routes when no one stops Decide what kind of person you become But every action changes the world around you. WALK BETWEEN WORLDS Not every journey happens inside a car. You will walk through:Desolate highwaysAbandoned gas stationsFoggy forestsEmpty roadside structures Bizarre encounters with strangers who shouldn’t be there Sometimes, the road itself feels alive. FEATURES First-person psychological survival horror Dynamic hitchhiking system with multiple outcomes Moral choices with long-term consequences Resource management and survival mechanics Reactive world shaped by regional fear and crime reports Multiple endings depending on your journey THE ROAD DOESN’T CARE WHO YOU ARE You are not the driver. You are not in control. You are just trying to get a ride. And the road always collects something in return.