A settlement that vanished

Two hundred years after an imagined nuclear war, the old world has given way to wilderness and scattered survivors. One town rebuilt itself behind protective systems. Conflict destroyed those protections, the town was abandoned, and its location faded into rumour.

Somewhere in its ruins may be something worth finding.

Out of the bunker, onto the road

With limited supplies and a portable counter, the players follow signs, recorded voices and fragments of the past. They can detour through open country, but each choice costs time or resources.

Where the roads narrow

Outside the town, there is room to choose another route. Inside, streets and buildings restrict movement while a fictional hazard model makes some passages harder to cross.

Cassettes, notes and records hold conflicting accounts of the settlement’s last days. The players must investigate before their simulated exposure forces them back.

A real journey, a simulated threat

The Last Haven is a proposed cooperative outdoor adventure filmed as an unscripted series. Players would travel between authorized real locations, solve challenges and decide how to use supplies and protective equipment.

A planned GPS companion app would overlay fictional radiation zones and simulated Geiger-counter warnings. There is no actual radiation hazard.

A place still to be found

The visual journey moves from an enclosed shelter to open roads and finally an abandoned-looking town. No filming location has been selected. Access, permissions, communications and safety planning will determine what is possible.