Duskers

Duskers strands you as the only living human in a universe that has become a graveyard. You pilot drones into derelict spaceships from your own ship, and the entire interface is a command-line terminal: type orders, parse log outputs, watch the world through whichever drone cameras still function.

Motion sensors tell you something is in the next room but not what. Weapons are rare, so survival usually means clever environmental routing: lure creatures with sound, seal them in compartments by venting atmosphere, exploit the ship's own systems against them. A favorite trick stops working when the sensor breaks, the lure runs out, or the camera feed degrades. Adaptation isn't optional.

The universe is procedurally generated. Permadeath strips every upgrade on a single bad run, and fuel and replacement parts are scarce enough that even successful operations get you only marginally closer to repairing your own ship. Fragmentary log files scattered through derelicts are the only narrative breadcrumbs explaining what happened to everyone else. Misfits Attic developed; Indie Fund backed.