Ariel

Ariel is a science-fiction survival adventure in which you play as Ferdinand Ludec, a mathematician who is kidnapped and brought to Ariel, one of Uranus’ moons. He arrives to find the scientists dead and must survive alone on the isolated moon, facing threats that include hunger, fatigue and the risk of losing his sanity.

Ludec’s expertise in Electro Mono-Pole theory is tied to the extreme situation he faces. Ariel is also the name of a black-budget project funded by a mysterious group.

Gameplay and features

• Monitor survival needs: The interface displays internal stats such as hunger, dehydration and mood. Pressurized station systems and food and liquid processors are part of managing resources.
• Explore and adapt: Explore an open world with mysteries, where changing weather affects Ariel’s climate and the environment reacts to your decisions.
• Hunt and equip: Hunt enemies and use survival skills, with different weapon types and upgrades available.
• Choose a viewpoint: Play in either first-person or third-person mode.

Frequently asked questions

Who does the player control in Ariel?

You play as Ferdinand Ludec, a mathematician who is kidnapped and brought to Ariel, one of Uranus’ moons.

What survival needs must Ludec manage?

Hunger, dehydration and mood are shown in the interface. Fatigue and the risk of losing sanity are also among the threats he faces.

What can players do to manage resources?

Use the pressurized station systems and food and liquid processors as part of resource management.

Can players choose between first-person and third-person views?

Yes. Ariel supports both first-person and third-person modes.