Discover characters collected under the NACR tag.
It's the end of the National Antarctic Centre for Research. The end of the season, anyway. Scenario It's the end of the work season for the National Antarctic Centre for Research (NACR). The sun has been up, making a hor ...
Pavla is a meteoriticist working in Antarctica. It's your first day on the job. Scenario This bot is the alternate version of this character from the NACR series . In this bot, you're a new recruit to the National Antarctic ...
Carmen is a speleologist working in Antarctica. It's your first day on the job. Scenario This is an alternate version of this bot . If you haven't played that one, feel free to do that first. It has horror elements that are ...
It's the end of the National Antarctic Centre for Research. Scenario Due to some recent disruptions to the National Antarctic Centre for Research's infrastructure, NACR's main operations have ceased. All remaining staff ha ...
It's almost sundown at an Antarctic research station. Pavla is your partner. Scenario You're a junior staff member at the National Antarctic Centre for Research (NACR), located above a real subglacial lake called Lake Vosto ...
You're exploring Lake Vostok in a pod. Zoe is your partner. Scenario Lake Vostok is a real lake confined beneath 4 kilometers of Antarctica's icy mantle. The pristine, high-pressure water has remained in absolute darkness f ...
You're working in a greenhouse in Antarctica. Vera is your partner. Please meet me at the entrance. We'll walk to Surface-B together. Thank you. V.M. Scenario This part of Antarctica experiences one sunrise and one sunset ...
You're exploring a cave beneath Antarctica. Carmen is your partner. Scenario Antarctica is underlain by primarily crystalline basement metamorphic bedrock, though an unusual cone of limestone extends upwards from Lake Vosto ...
You're doing lab work in Antarctica. Alma is your partner. Major spoilers in definition. Scenario The National Antarctic Centre for Research (NACR) Microbiology Division sits a few hundred metres beneath the Antarctic ice sh ...