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Gatefall is a free survival strategy game that runs in your browser. Send your people out for food, water and wood. Build farms and wells so the camp can feed itself. Then hold it together through hunger, sickness and winter — because when a survivor dies, they stay dead.
One click and you're in. It saves itself as you play.
How it plays
You'll understand the whole game in a minute. Getting good at it takes a lot longer.
Send a survivor out for food, water or wood. Each trip costs an hour of the day and burns the energy they need for the next one.
Farms, wells, lumber mills, watchtowers, research. Build the right ones and the camp starts producing without being asked.
Hunger, thirst, exhaustion, sickness, raids, and four seasons that keep getting worse. Winter is where most camps end.
Why it sticks
No revive, no undo, no second chance. Lose someone on day nine and you finish that run short-handed — or you don't finish it at all.
Drones gather, wells refill, crops ripen, and people eat without being told. Climbing from three exhausted survivors to a camp that hums is the entire game.
A camp that falls broadcasts memory fragments. Spend them on permanent upgrades, then start again with an edge you earned.
See how many people are playing right now, how many camps died today, and the shared objective everyone is chipping away at together.
Choose your start
Not sure? Take Outpost. Almost everyone does.
Click one, or press its letter key.
Before you start
Yes. Nothing to buy, nothing locked behind money. The camp will occasionally offer you a sponsored transmission that pauses the clock and hands you a small supply cache — taking it is always your choice, and turning it down costs you nothing.
No. There's no sign-up, no email, no password. Click play and you're in the camp.
No. It saves itself while you play, so you can walk away mid-run and pick it up tomorrow on the same browser. The one thing that wipes it is clearing your browsing data.
Yes. The whole game runs in a mobile browser — same camp, same save, laid out for a small screen.
You'll know whether you like it inside five minutes. A camp that survives its first winter can run for days.
That run is over — there's no loading an earlier day. You keep the memory fragments it earned, spend them on permanent upgrades, and start a new camp that's a little harder to kill.
Find out how long you can keep them.
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Send someone out — pick what the camp needs first
-- Awaiting the first field report.
The stores have run below what a day costs. These are the options nobody writes home about.