Isolation Simulator

Isolation Simulator places you alone in a stark isolation chamber with a bed, a harsh ceiling light and steel doors. There are no instructions or clear goals; you explore, endure and investigate what the simulation reveals. Your behavior shapes events, and the game responds to your actions and their order, so even identical actions can lead to different outcomes.

The chamber and beyond

Small events may begin with a ball appearing and rolling across the floor, or a fleeting shadow moving along the wall. As events unfold, the chamber can give way to vast, labyrinthine maps containing relics from a locked-down society inspired by the isolation of the COVID-19 era. Scattered radios play recordings of ordinary people’s lives during quarantine, including confessions, pleas and expressions of hope.

Endings and secrets

There are no quests or bosses. The simulation ends after a cascade of events, though a hidden path to freedom may lead to a secret conclusion. Multiple endings range from deceptively peaceful to completely devastating, and the game includes a few well-hidden secrets. It offers over 10 hours of content, with little guidance: you are expected to investigate, experiment and break the simulation to uncover the truth.