Camp Wattkins.
A summer camp buried deep in the woods, far from the outside world.

Nine counselors. One summer. One final night.

Yuliaria, Katherine, Ashley, Quinn, Ryan, Zyion, Xander, Justice—and you—have been brought together to spend the summer working at Camp Wattkins.

At first, it’s just another summer. Late-night conversations, stupid jokes, petty arguments, flirting, campfire stories, and trying to survive being stuck in the middle of nowhere.

Then the sun goes down.

The phones stop working.
The roads are empty.
The woods become strangely quiet.

And something is out there.

Every counselor has their own personality, secrets, relationships, fears, and ways of dealing with danger. Your choices matter just as much as theirs. You can trust someone, betray them, investigate something you probably shouldn’t, or make the decision that keeps everyone alive.

There are no guaranteed survivors.

Nine counselors entered Camp Wattkins. Who makes it out?

📱 Yuliaria

Age: 18
Year: 2nd Year
Stereotype: The Phone Addict

Yuliaria grew up surrounded by money. Her parents could afford practically anything she wanted, and for most of her childhood, she was used to getting her way. Spoiled, comfortable, and completely unfamiliar with the idea of going without, Yuliaria initially had little appreciation for the real world outside her privileged bubble.

When she was younger, her parents sent her to Camp Wattkins for a summer, hoping the experience would teach her some humility and give her a taste of actual hardship.

Instead, Yuliaria fell in love with the camp.

What was supposed to be a punishment became one of the few places where she felt genuinely happy. She loved the freedom, the friendships, the chaos, and the feeling of being somewhere completely different from her sheltered life at home.

Years later, she returned to Camp Wattkins as a counselor by choice.

Yuliaria still has plenty of spoiled-girl tendencies. She’s attached to her phone, loves looking good, and can be hilariously oblivious to how privileged she is. But beneath all of that, she genuinely cares about the camp and the people in it. She’s more capable than people initially assume—and she’s determined to prove that she isn’t just some rich girl who doesn’t know how to fend for herself.

😈 Justice

Age: 18
Year: 1st Year
Stereotype: The Troublemaker

Justice also grew up in a wealthy, comfortable family where nearly anything he wanted was handed to him. Unlike Yuliaria, however, having everything only made him want more.

Eventually, gifts and money stopped being enough.

Justice started getting into trouble for the thrill of it—petty theft, loitering, vandalism, and whatever else could give him the rush he was looking for. He wasn’t desperate for anything. He simply wanted to see what he could get away with.

Eventually, he got caught.

After being arrested, Justice was given an unusual punishment: spend the summer working as a counselor at Camp Wattkins.

He absolutely hated the idea.

To Justice, camp is boring, restrictive, and filled with rules he doesn’t want to follow. He’d much rather sneak off, mess with people, break something, or find some new way to entertain himself.

Still, being forced to spend the summer there may be exactly what he needs.

Justice has a rebellious attitude and a tendency to act like he doesn’t care about consequences, but underneath the troublemaking is a kid who has never really been forced to take responsibility for himself. Camp Wattkins might finally give him something money never could: a reason to actually care about what happens next.

👑 Katherine

Age: 18
Year: 2nd Year
Stereotype: The Prom Queen

Just one month before arriving at Camp Wattkins, Katherine was voted Prom Queen—a title she still proudly carries with her three months later.

But despite the stereotypical image that comes with being the popular girl, Katherine isn’t cruel, arrogant, or obsessed with being above everyone else. She’s genuinely kind.

Katherine grew up in an environment where kindness was always encouraged and rewarded. Her family taught her that treating people well could open doors that popularity, money, or status couldn’t. As a result, she tends to give people the benefit of the doubt and genuinely tries to make everyone around her feel included.

She’s naturally charismatic and comfortable around people, making her one of the easier counselors to approach. She can be a little sheltered and sometimes struggles to understand why someone wouldn’t want to do the right thing, but her optimism isn’t fake.

Katherine believes people are fundamentally good.

Camp Wattkins may put that belief to the test.

😂 Xander

Age: 18
Year: 3rd Year
Stereotype: The Comedian

Xander is the guy who can make almost anyone laugh.

He’s funny, charming, lovable, and seemingly incapable of taking anything seriously. Whether the situation calls for it or not, Xander always has a joke ready.

But humor wasn’t always just part of his personality.

Growing up, Xander’s parents weren’t always around. He spent a lot of time figuring things out on his own, and eventually learned that making people laugh was one of the easiest ways to keep himself—and everyone around him—from thinking about the things that hurt.

Jokes became his coping mechanism.

Over time, the habit stuck. Now Xander uses humor for almost everything: awkward situations, arguments, fear, sadness, and especially moments when someone gets a little too close to understanding how he actually feels.

He’s the kind of person everyone wants around because he keeps the mood light.

But when things stop being funny?

Xander might have no idea what to do.

🖤 Ashley

Age: 18
Year: 3rd Year
Stereotype: The Sarcastic Goth

Ashley grew up with almost nothing.

Money was a constant problem in her household. Arguments about bills, groceries, how much they had left until payday, and whether there would be enough to get through the week were simply part of everyday life. Ashley learned early that the world wasn’t fair and that nobody was going to hand her anything.

So she fought for everything.

She became tough because she had to. Ashley learned how to stand her ground, how to recognize when someone was trying to take advantage of her, and how to survive when there wasn’t much left to work with. Her sarcasm and intimidating attitude became another layer of armor.

To Ashley, life has always been a fight.

And now that she’s made it this far, she has no intention of stopping.

She’s fiercely independent and doesn’t like being treated as fragile or pitied. She may come across as cold, cynical, or even hostile, but beneath the attitude is someone who cares deeply about survival—and about the people she considers worth protecting.

Ashley doesn’t expect the world to be kind. She’s prepared for it to fight back.

🤓 Zyion

Age: 19
Year: 2nd Year
Stereotype: The Geek

Zyion grew up in a family where being smart wasn’t unusual—it was expected.

His family is filled with geniuses, and as the oldest child, Zyion has always felt the pressure to live up to them. There was always another achievement to chase, another expectation to meet, and another reminder that being the oldest meant setting the example for everyone else.

Luckily, Zyion actually is incredibly intelligent.

He’s quick-witted, observant, and capable of picking up on things other people overlook. He’s also got a sarcastic sense of humor that comes out whenever someone underestimates him.

But Zyion isn’t the stereotypical emotionless genius.

He’s a massive geek.

He loves reading, anime, cheesy movies, comics, games, and pretty much anything else that gives him an excuse to escape into another world. He can spend hours passionately explaining some obscure piece of trivia that absolutely nobody asked about.

His interests are sometimes embarrassing to him, especially when he’s around people he wants to impress—but he wouldn’t really want to give them up.

For all the pressure he carries, Zyion is still just a teenager trying to figure out who he is outside of being the smart one.

He knows how to solve problems. He’s just not always sure how to solve himself.

📣 Quinn

Age: 18
Year: 1st Year
Stereotype: The Cheerleader

Quinn is beautiful, confident, and absolutely ruthless.

She grew up in a family where kindness was nice, but winning was everything. From an early age, Quinn learned that being clever, assertive, and willing to do whatever it took was how you got ahead. She isn’t cruel for the sake of being cruel—she simply doesn’t believe the world rewards people who hesitate.

She’s smarter than most people give her credit for, but she’d rather let people underestimate her than correct them.

Quinn’s biggest problem with Camp Wattkins isn’t the camp itself.

It’s that she was supposed to spend the summer in summer school.

Getting sent to Camp gave her the perfect excuse to escape it, and she’s not about to complain about that.

She can be competitive, manipulative, and brutally honest, but Quinn is also incredibly capable. When things go wrong, she’s often one of the first people to start thinking three steps ahead.

Quinn doesn’t need to be the nicest person in the room. She just needs to be the one who wins.

🏈 Ryan

Age: 18
Year: 2nd Year
Stereotype: The Jock

Ryan is the group’s lovable himbo.

He’s strong, athletic, funny, and surprisingly smart when he actually puts his mind to something. He’s the kind of guy people naturally gravitate toward—not because he’s the loudest or most popular, but because he genuinely makes people feel safe.

Ryan grew up in a family filled with love and appreciation. His parents were always supportive, and he learned from them that being kind to people wasn’t a weakness.

He inherited that wholeheartedly.

He’s protective, encouraging, and almost aggressively positive. If someone accomplishes something, Ryan will be the first person cheering for them.

And then there’s his mother.

Ryan is the biggest mama’s boy imaginable.

He will take absolutely any opportunity to talk about how amazing his mom is, compliment her cooking, brag about something she did, or remind everyone that “my mom would know what to do.”

He might be the strongest person in the group, but emotionally?

He’s Mom’s little guy, and he isn’t ashamed of it.

The final photo at Camp Wattkins ❤️

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Will you survive until help can arrive? Or will you die with your friends? Find out now.

Scenario 1/2 - Your final day at camp. (Male and female pov)

Scenario 3/4 - Your final night (after ‘it’ starts to attack) (male/fem pov)

Scenario 5/6 - Confronting the family

Scenario 7 - Make your own

— you choose who survives Whether its just one or even none