Imagine being stuck in a frozen wasteland crawling with zombies, and on top of that, your dad’s turning into a vampire. That is the reality for Henry, a once-gentle painter who now has to use his supernatural powers to keep his daughter alive. But here’s the catch—every time he hunts, he loses a bit more of his humanity. Blood becomes the only way to survive, and suddenly the promise he made to never harm humans feels impossible to keep. The craziest part? Zombies might actually end up being his most trustworthy allies. Henry Tarnaki wasn’t always this way. Before the world went to hell, he was just an introverted guy who loved painting and skiing, often taking his daughter Rose on ski trips. But after the outbreak, they ran to the mountains to survive. Everything changed when he got bitten by a mutated bat in the snowy wilderness turning him into something both powerful and cursed. You may also be interested link the game Metavoidal
Rose, his eight-year-old daughter is like the light in all this darkness. She’s a skilled skier, playful, and somehow manages to stay cheerful despite the nightmare they live in. She sticks by her dad no matter what, even as she watches him slowly change into something not quite human anymore. Then there’s Luca Newman, a survivor they once trusted. Rose saved him when he was dying, but he stabbed them in the back. After selling them out to Anderson Hill, the ruthless leader of a scavenger gang, Luca eventually mutated into the Zombie King himself, putting Henry in the fight of his life. Anderson Hill is the type of guy you pray you never run into in the apocalypse. A former soldier turned warlord, he built a gang that steals, kills, and controls whatever they want. Brutal, merciless, and a constant threat to anyone who tries to survive in peace.
This is more than just another zombie survival story—it is a first-person journey into the bond between a father and daughter, and how far you’d go to protect the only person left who matters. It is about fighting monsters outside and inside yourself questioning where humanity ends and survival begins. Want me to make it sound even darker, like a full-on emotional horror vibe, or keep it more like a tragic survival thriller?
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