Everest: Survival Simulator

Survive Everest. All 8,848 meters of it.

Everest Survival Simulator puts you on a 1:1 recreation of Mount Everest built from satellite mapping data. Every ridge, glacier and slope is where it is on the real mountain. Your goal is not just to stand on the summit — it is to get there and come back alive.

A real expedition, camp by camp

• The classic South Col route: start at Base Camp, climb through the Khumbu Icefall, the Western Cwm, the Lhotse Face and the South Col, then push past the Hillary Step to the top of the world.
  
  
• Acclimatization matters: climb too high too fast and altitude sickness will catch up with you. Rotate between camps and let your body adapt.
  
• Pitch your tent: set up camp, sleep, cook hot meals and melt snow for water before the next push.
  
• Summit day: leave high camp in the dark, follow your headlamp, and respect the turnaround time. Turning back is sometimes the only way to survive.

Everything on the mountain wants to stop you

• Oxygen, cold, fatigue and health: watch your vital signs. Problems stack up fast in the death zone.
  
• Supplies: food, fuel and oxygen bottles are limited. Plan what you carry.
  
• Weather: read the forecast. Storms, blizzards and whiteouts can trap you high on the mountain.
  
• Crevasses and the Icefall: cross ladders and fixed ropes over bottomless cracks. One wrong step and you fall.
  
  
• Avalanches, rockfall and sudden incidents: react in time or pay the price.

You are not alone up there

• Sherpa voice guide: Pemba climbs with you, warns you about danger and talks you through camps, weather, oxygen and the summit push.
  
• Base Camp radio: stay in contact with Base Camp throughout the expedition.
  
• Save at camps: your progress is saved when you reach a camp. The summit push must be done in one go.

Features

• Full voice and subtitles in English, Simplified Chinese and Japanese; Korean subtitles.
  
• Full controller support, playable on Steam Deck.
  
• Day and night cycle, headlamps, snowstorms and high-altitude light.