Endling RPG

The journal system feels really meaningful—scribbling down personal notes as you head south adds so much weight to every decision. I’ve already died twice because I didn’t ration my food carefully enough, but that just makes each run more gripping.

That opening scene in the bunker, gathering your journals and gear, set the tone immediately and I was hooked from the first choice. The weight of being the last human really lands, and the scavenging for food and supplies feels urgent and real. I've already started a second playthrough just to see

The story premise is really compelling, but the gameplay gets repetitive after the first hour. I wish there was more to do than just walking south and reading journal entries.