AFTERFALL SANDHILLS · FORT BRAGG TO THE UWHARRIES · FALL 2026
Survivors navigating an abandoned North Carolina corridor on Day 3 of the collapse

People. Supplies. Tomorrow.

Day 1 at Fort Bragg.
Ten counties between you and tomorrow.

A grounded modern survival strategy RPG set on the real roads, neighborhoods, depots, and forests of North Carolina's Sandhills.

  • 7,127 real-world locations across 10 North Carolina counties — pharmacies, depots, clinics, warehouses, and state parks.
  • Isometric building interiors generated from real footprints, acoustic turn-based combat, and full Director Mode control.
  • Recruit companions, secure an expeditionary vehicle before Fayetteville's horde arrives, and build a lasting Uwharrie homestead.

Built on Real Geography & Honest Rules

Start solo on September 29, 2026 as anyone from a high school student or retired grandmother to a Womack trauma nurse or 82nd Airborne paratrooper.

Strategic map of Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, and highways leading west toward the Uwharrie National Forest

Real-Road Exodus

Route across 277,000 real highway and backroad segments. Retail strips out in hours of panic while industrial warehouses and rural depots endure.

Isometric tactical firefight inside a darkened storefront using shelves and pillars for cover

Acoustic Isometric Combat

Every gunshot carries a real acoustic radius. Use half and full cover, line-of-sight, and aimed headshots — or toggle Director Mode to override any roll.

Cutaway of a fortified rural homestead with solar panels, rainwater filtration, infirmary, and garden plots

Eternal Uwharrie Homestead

Meet companions with rare medical, mechanical, and agricultural skills, claim a real Uwharrie site, advance through seasons, and build a community that lasts.

A World That Ages With Time

Day 3 looks like last Tuesday interrupted — not ten years of overgrowth. Watch the Sandhills transform across days, months, and years.

Day 3 of the collapse with fresh gridlock and intact storefronts
Day 3 · Fall of BraggEmergency broadcasts fade, retail shelves empty first, and Fayetteville's wave forms.
Six months into the collapse under quiet winter frost
Month 6 · First WinterFuel stabilizes only for treated reserves; quiet rural roads reward careful scouting.
Five years after collapse with pine saplings and vines reclaiming asphalt
Year 5 · Reclaimed CorridorsKudzu and loblolly pine narrow highways while salvaged solar rigs keep outposts lit.
Fifteen years later showing a thriving timber-walled settlement in the forest
Year 15 · TomorrowSelf-sustaining Uwharrie settlements endure with wells, workshops, and heirloom crops.