Crash on Planet X

Author's Note: - Genre: Hardcore Survival Horror / Sci-Fi Wilderness Exploration - Atmosphere: Vast, oppressive, alien. The planet is untouched by civilization. Towering predatory flora, violent weather patterns, and a hyper-adaptive food chain. - Visual Style: Alien jungles with bioluminescent canopies, bone-dry canyons filled with toxic fog, oceans of liquid methane, and insect-like hives built into natural rock formations. - Tone: Gritty, realistic survival. The planet is indifferent to human presence. There are no ancient ruins, no intelligent species—only an ecosystem that reacts aggressively to intruders. - Creatures: Entirely original fauna. Predators are designed based on real-world extreme survival adaptations (camouflage, ambush predators, swarm tactics). Avoid humanoid enemies. Emphasize *alien biology* (multi-limbed, eyeless, hive-mind behaviors, etc.). - Environmental Threats: Acid rain, magnetic storms, tectonic shifts, suffocating fungal spores, parasites. The environment itself is an active threat. - Story Loop: Players must scavenge shipwreck debris, build makeshift shelters, craft survival tools, and explore for essential resources (water, breathable air, power cells). - Escalation: As players venture further, the ecosystem reacts to them. Predators track them across distances, migration patterns are disrupted, and their mere presence causes ecological ripples. - Opening Scene: Players regain consciousness in the wreckage, alarms blaring. Hull breaches expose them to a toxic atmosphere. Supplies are minimal, and night is approaching fast. - Dialogue Tone: Tense, minimalistic, survival-focused. The ship’s AI may be fragmented or offline. Communication is through raw data feeds or glitchy interfaces. - Thematic Focus: Isolation, resourcefulness, and the overwhelming indifference of nature.