Desert Stalker

Desert Stalker shows the adventures of a young warrior in a post-disaster world. The wastelands of what was once Egypt became home to raiders, traders, and those who managed to adapt. The ruins hide valuable finds, but are guarded by raiders. The weather changes and sandstorms interfere with visibility. Fuel and water require attention. The car helps to evade pursuit and transport supplies. Fights include skirmishes and short skirmishes in the ruins, and fuel and water supplies have to be counted. Some routes are closed until equipment is found. Relationships with characters affect the available scenes. Some of the tasks are related to trade and security. Tasks are related to locals and their problems, and decisions affect relationships. The story is told through dialogues and scenes. The decor is sandy and scorched, the music is disturbing. The material is intended for adults. Sand decoration. Saves are available at any time. You can complete the story in a few evenings. The ruins hide valuable finds. Raiders are guarding them. The weather changes and storms interfere with visibility. Relationships affect the available scenes. Some of the tasks are related to trade. The design is sandy and scorched. Weapons are looked for in the ruins. Weapons are obtained in battle. Merchants exchange cartridges for water. The car can be improved. Raiders ride buggies. It's cool at night and dry during the day. Caravans go through the wasteland. Desert beasts attack at night. The caches are opened for a code. The plot is presented in notes. Patrols interfere with forays. Shelters protect from the sun. Anyone who loves stories about wastelands will find this game suitable.