This isn’t a story about saving the world. It’s about surviving your own apartment when the world decides you’re expendable.
Step inside a high-rise that stops playing by reality’s rules. Feel the walls close in, the lights die, and the quiet turn predatory. You’ll experience hunger that gnaws, fear that sharpens, and the sickening realization that no one is coming to help. Every page pulls you deeper into the skin of a man who was never meant to be brave—only human—and forces you to endure every choice with him.
Liam Rostova is just another tenant trying to make rent when his building locks down and reveals its true purpose. Floors become hunting grounds. Hallways turn hostile. Survival is no longer about strength or heroics—it’s about adaptation. About using what’s at hand. About learning the rules fast, or dying faster. As the system tightens its grip, Liam must navigate a place that rewards cruelty, punishes hesitation, and keeps its worst truths hidden behind glowing blue prompts.
The deeper he goes, the more the building demands. Monsters aren’t the only threat, and progress always comes at a cost. Every decision reshapes him, carving away the person he was and replacing it with something sharper, darker, and far more dangerous. The tower doesn’t want heroes. It wants survivors—and it’s very particular about who earns the right to climb.
Enter the building. Take the first step. Just remember—once the doors close, there’s no such thing as a safe floor.
Genre: GameLit
Step inside a high-rise that stops playing by reality’s rules. Feel the walls close in, the lights die, and the quiet turn predatory. You’ll experience hunger that gnaws, fear that sharpens, and the sickening realization that no one is coming to help. Every page pulls you deeper into the skin of a man who was never meant to be brave—only human—and forces you to endure every choice with him.
Liam Rostova is just another tenant trying to make rent when his building locks down and reveals its true purpose. Floors become hunting grounds. Hallways turn hostile. Survival is no longer about strength or heroics—it’s about adaptation. About using what’s at hand. About learning the rules fast, or dying faster. As the system tightens its grip, Liam must navigate a place that rewards cruelty, punishes hesitation, and keeps its worst truths hidden behind glowing blue prompts.
The deeper he goes, the more the building demands. Monsters aren’t the only threat, and progress always comes at a cost. Every decision reshapes him, carving away the person he was and replacing it with something sharper, darker, and far more dangerous. The tower doesn’t want heroes. It wants survivors—and it’s very particular about who earns the right to climb.
Enter the building. Take the first step. Just remember—once the doors close, there’s no such thing as a safe floor.
Genre: GameLit
Used availability for Cedric Codeseer's Tenant Zero