The city is surprisingly big for such a small island. The outer parts are mostly living houses while the inner part features a market place, a tech store, a library, the city hall and a supermarket. The city also has a harbour where the ferry to the mainland used to stop. It was also used to ship wh...

When the islanders started their attempt to branch into tourism to save the dying city, a few beach houses were created meant for vacationers to live in. Even the building of a big hotel started. However, this plans were eventually abandoned, leaving the beach houses finished but without any furnitu...

The forest is not a rainforest, but still warmer than what the students from New York are used to, hinting that the island lies south to the US. There are a total of three bridges made to cross the river that splits the forest in two. Inside the forest are the factory and the mansion, both connected...

On the northern shore of the island, one can find the entrance to a big cave system. it consists of two parts: A small but hard-to-navigate maze consisting of small tunnels and a spacey flowstone cave further down. However, all of it is shruddered in darkness unless someone brings a light source. An...

Once upon a time, the factory was where most of the men living on the island worked. Its closure marked the beginning of the end for the island. Nowadays, the factory is a ruin, having been untouched for over ten years. Still, someone who dares to enter the building would find the inside in surprisi...

At the feet of the mountains lies a big swamp spanning a big part of the island's western side. The (former) inhabitants of the island have done a good job in marking and creating safe paths, but a few steps in the wrong direction can still be deadly. Furthermore, many of the markings and warning si...

A river flowing from the mountains to the city, cutting almost the entire island in half. Several bridges have been constructed to avoid long detours, although some are in much better conditions than others. The danger-level of the river differs a lot depending on the place. Taking a swim is surviva...