Above Water, Below Hell

Chicago was bombed to contain the outbreak. Parts of the city are now flooded, and survivors are trapped in the damaged high-rises above the water.
You’re Hank, a former cop haunted by the people he couldn’t save. Two years after the outbreak began, you arrive by boat at a shattered high-rise. Somewhere inside, people are waiting for rescue. Between you and them are floors crawling with the dead.
Your mission: find the survivors, check them for infection, and get them out alive.
You’re immune to the virus. The people you rescue are counting on you to recognize it.
Decide who comes with you.
Examine survivors with specialized tools, record their symptoms, and decide who you can risk bringing along. Recheck your group at inspection points and compare your findings with earlier records. A new symptom can confirm your worst suspicions.
Miss an infection, and someone you’re trying to save can turn on the people beside them. Leave a healthy person behind, and you may be sentencing them to death.
Keep your group alive.
You can only escort a limited number of survivors at once. Choose who leaves now and who waits in designated areas while you return for another rescue.
The zombies go for the people following you. When an attack sends your group into a panic, the evacuation stops. Fight off the attackers before they tear through the survivors, then get everyone moving again.
Gameplay
A first-person horror shooter combining survivor inspection, close-quarters combat, and evacuation under pressure.
Search the ruined high-rise floor by floor for people still alive.

Inspect survivors and track changing symptoms throughout the rescue.

Organize groups and escort them toward evacuation points on the fire escape or roof.

Repair barriers to hold back zombies and protect your route.

Scavenge weapons, inspection tools, and building materials.

Earn experience, improve your weapon handling, and unlock new firearm and melee abilities.

Make every trip count.
Search the building for equipment that gives the next group a better chance. New inspection tools help you identify infection. Better weapons help you survive the consequences of missing it.
Improve your accuracy, recoil control, and reload speed. Repair damaged barriers before bringing survivors through. Every trip means taking responsibility for another group of people who need you to get them home.
Keep the infection inside.
Getting people out is only part of the job. You need to rescue enough survivors without carrying the outbreak beyond the evacuation zone.
Someone in your group may already be infected.
Find them before they reach safety.