The Doubles

The last man alive is running out of battery. You're holed up in a bunker under Amoralea with one backup cell left before the lights go out for good, and then you stumble onto Conantum, a material that lets you clone yourself instead of just dying alone down there.

The war ended the world above you, but the discovery of Conantum turns survival into something stranger: multiple versions of you, built to keep you going after the bunker fails. Amoralea itself, the town waiting outside, is not a friendly place, and the setup treats your doubles as the only real answer to a dead planet.

Play centers on managing the clones you create and the choices tied to them, working through a text-based interface with static 2D scenes rather than full animation. Decisions about how you use and treat your doubles push the story toward different outcomes, so the same starting bunker can end in more than one place. Don't expect movement or combat systems; this is a management loop dressed in a survival premise, told mostly through text and stills.