32%

From the introduction: You wake up on a mysterious planet with no memory of who or where you are. There is evidence of spaceship wreckage (presumably yours) around you, although it is heavily destroyed. Nothing much remains except for an empty journal, pencil and a few squashed ration bars you find in your pocket. All you know is that your life-giving space suit that helps you breathe in this strange world is at a battery level of 32%. You do a quick calculation and realise that without a recharge station or rescue, you have seven days to live. In the depths of deep space, coming across another human being on this planet is so rare (bordering on impossible) that your best hope is to try and construct a communication device. With your limited days left, it’s your best chance of rescue. This is a game of survival, acceptance and exploration. On the strange planet, you have two choices. Maybe you want to be rescued — the planet is hostile, you remember your family, you simply don’t want to be there... Maybe you stay — the planet is beautiful, you enjoy the peace, time is short, end of your life, it was meant to be, rescue is not guaranteed...