ARGOS

You washed up on this shore with nothing.

ARGOS is a hands-only survival game set in ancient times. No stick movement you pull yourself through the world with your arms, and everything you own you made yourself, while other real players watched you do it.

CRAFT WITH YOUR HANDS Hold a fire-hardened stick against a sharp stone and a ghost of a pickaxe appears. Touch it and it's yours. No recipe screens, no floating menus — you craft by putting things together.

MAKE FIRE Strike two rocks and sparks fly. A burning stick is a torch. A torch lights the campfire you and three other people just built out of a ring of stones and a teepee of sticks.

HUNT, COOK, EAT Swing your tool at an animal and it panics and runs. Kill it, cook the meat over your fire, and bring it to your mouth to eat. Hunger never stops draining, and you only heal while you're well fed.

BUILD SOMETHING THAT STAYS Put a camp down on a flat piece of ground. It carries your name, and it's still standing after you log off.

EVERYTHING IS MULTIPLAYER Every rock you mine, every fire you light and every structure you raise is visible to everyone else in the world. Voice is proximity-based and behaves like a real voice — it echoes in caves, muffles through rock, and fades as you walk away.

Stone is only the beginning.