Keith Miyamoto is a journalist contributing to a prominent Los Angeles newspaper. In 2005, he embarked on a journey to a place known as Capital City, an island, where he was required to find new employment. On the other hand, a terrible earthquake strikes when he travels from the airport to the city. Following the derailment of the train, Keith discovers that the rescue squad has abandoned him. Now it is up to him to make his way off the island, work to rescue the people who are trapped there, and figure out what is causing the mayhem in the city. But accomplishing that won’t be simple in the least. The earthquake is still going on, and the ground can shake if Keith walks on a partially collapsed bridge, crawls over a mound of rubble, or climbs a small passage between wrecked houses.
The survival horror and action-packed adventure genres come together in the video game Disaster Report. The game’s controls, inventory management, fixed camera angles, and the relative fragility of the protagonist are all evocative of games like Alone in the Dark and other games of its ilk. In contrast, the game’s utter lack of foes to combat is reminiscent of traditional adventures. There are a lot of different strategies to keep Keith from constantly passing away. You can locate items and combine them to create new ones. For instance, if you find a helmet and a lamp, you can create a helmet with a flashlight connected by combining the two items. Because Keith also needs to quench his thirst, it is up to you to locate some water for him to drink. The water taps scattered across the world represent the game’s save points.
