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Escape the Ejection. Bring Your Team Back.

Escape the Ejection is a 2D side-scrolling survival horror game. Explore a dark school and survive four rounds.

Search corridors and classrooms for supplies and credits. New threats appear as the rounds progress. Some stop when you watch them; others demand a steady flashlight beam or a well-timed dodge.

Read each threat's warning signs and decide your next move as dangers overlap. On the final night, use your credits to revive your teammates and survive together.

Language

The game starts in Korean. On the title screen, select 설정 (Settings), then 언어 (Language) to switch to English or Japanese.

Controls

  • Move: A / D or ← / → (gamepad: left stick, D-pad)
  • Run: Shift (LB)
  • Interact: hold E (hold A)
  • Flashlight: F (R3)
  • Select item: 1 / 2 or Q (LT / RT / RB)
  • Use item: Space (X)
  • Menu: Esc or P (Start)

Fan game notice

This is an unofficial fan game based on Eternal Return. All rights to the original work belong to Nimble Neuron.

Credits

Mireu Archive — Follow on X

Buy Me a Coffee — Support development

Updated 2 hours ago
Published 1 day ago
StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5, Windows
Rating
Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars
(2 total ratings)
Authormireuarchive
GenreSurvival
Made withUnity
Tags2D, Atmospheric, Fangame, Horror, Pixel Art, Side Scroller, Singleplayer, Survival Horror
AI DisclosureAI Assisted, Code, Graphics

Download

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EscapeTheEjection-Windows.zip 86 MB

Install instructions

Browser: Play directly on this page.

Windows: Download and extract the ZIP, then run EscapeTheEjection.exe.

Comments

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Hi!

I recently discovered your game Escape the Ejection and really liked it.

I've just started a new Reddit community called r/RetroFrontier, dedicated to retro gaming, classic computing, homebrew projects and modern creative experimentation.

One of the ideas behind it is to create a welcoming environment for indie developers who use AI in their creative process, alongside those working with more traditional tools.

Would you be interested in presenting your game there?

Here's the community:
https://www.reddit.com/r/RetroFrontier/

It's still very new, but I'd love to build it into a place where interesting projects can be discovered and discussed.

Best regards!

Maximus