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Iron Lung
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Getting Started

  • Read the map and identify the next location you need to photograph.
  • Adjust your course in small stages while monitoring nearby obstacles.

Practical Tips

  • Separate turning from moving forward so you can understand the result of each adjustment.
  • Slow down near an uncertain boundary instead of treating an incomplete map as a complete picture.

Horror Escape Games

Iron Lung

Iron Lung puts you inside a small submarine beneath an ocean of blood on an alien moon.

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Horror Escape Games
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About Iron Lung

Iron Lung puts you inside a small submarine beneath an ocean of blood on an alien moon. The porthole is sealed, leaving an incomplete map, proximity information, sound and a grainy external camera to guide the mission. You must reach marked locations and photograph them. The difficulty is interpreting limited information: a heading, a nearby obstacle and a photograph tell you different things, and none provides the comfort of an open view ahead.

How to Play Iron Lung

Getting Started

  1. Read the map and identify the next location you need to photograph.
  2. Adjust your course in small stages while monitoring nearby obstacles.
  3. Use the external camera at the required locations and compare what you learn with the map.

Practical tips

  • Separate turning from moving forward so you can understand the result of each adjustment.
  • Slow down near an uncertain boundary instead of treating an incomplete map as a complete picture.

Frequently asked question

Can you steer by looking through a window?

The porthole must remain closed at depth. Navigation relies on instruments and the external camera.