The Alters

The Alters is a sci-fi adventure about a worker who, after an accident, is left alone on a planet with dangerous weather. Rescue depends on the base and who serves it. The hero is able to create copies of himself from other life circumstances, and each such copy remembers its fate. The work goes according to schedule: someone extracts the resource, someone monitors the systems. Conversations with copies change their attitude to the matter, and a quarrel is worth more than downtime. Weather windows restrict access to the outside. Copies of the hero are created from different versions of his life. Work is proceeding according to schedule: production, repairs, observation. Quarrels between copies harm the database. Weather windows limit exits. Some decisions change the assessment of the hero himself. Copies are created from different versions of the hero's life. Work is progressing according to schedule. Decisions change the assessment of the hero himself. Work is carried out according to the shift schedule. The base requires energy and repairs, and the copies are arguing about who should go outside. Some decisions change the composition of the team. The planet is greeted with storms and wasteland, and you have to go out on a schedule. The base lives from mining and repairs. The copies remember their versions of life and remind them of what the hero has lost. Work goes on according to the shift schedule, and fatigue accumulates. Quarrels between copies harm the entire database. Each copy remembers its fate. The copies are arguing about who should go outside. The base is sandwiched between rocks and a storm. The planet does not forgive haste, so supplies are calculated in advance. Copies get tired and ask for rest, but work costs time. Anyone who loves stories about survival and copies of themselves will find this project suitable.