DON'T SHOOT US

DON'T SHOOT US puts you in the boots of a tactical soldier, helmet camera strapped on, heart beating against your ribs. The goal is to stay alive. Every corner harbors a threat: wandering hordes of the infected, their eyes glowing with unholy hunger; running flocks of wild creatures, baring their teeth and extending their claws; even the occasional desperate survivor with his finger on the trigger and paranoia his only compass.

The gameplay of DON'T SHOOT US is not about destroying enemies in a rush of adrenaline. It's about calculated precision, how to choose your shots, how to use the environment as a shield and weapon. Every cartridge is valuable, every decision is life or death. One wrong move can turn a tense standoff into a frenzy. But amid the chaos, there are glimmers of hope. Scattered pockets of resistance that may give you a fighting chance. A boarded-up building promising temporary shelter. The faint crackle of another survivor's radio - his voice is like a lifeline in a storm. In this concrete jungle, every shred of humanity, every grain of solidarity is a victory. The game is more than just a shooter. It is a raw, unflinching portrayal of a world on the brink of destruction. It is a jolt of adrenaline and despair, a testament to the human will to survive despite seemingly insurmountable odds. The gameplay will leave you holding your breath, your finger twitching, and your heart repeating the soldier's mantra: don't shoot too fast.