TWO GAMES · ONE RULE

ANTIZA

ORIGINS & RALLY

The virus doesn't see.
It listens.

Move your cursor quickly and watch the meter at the top of this page. Assume you took the serum, because everyone at the rally did: loud sound doesn't just draw them to you, it takes you apart and hands you over. Both games are free, run in a browser, and need no install.

STRATEGY · TURN-BASED · EUROPE

ANTIZA

ORIGINS

How the quiet ended.
A continent map, a spreading infection and a countdown of days. Ration your resources, choose which cities to save, and decide how much you'll trust the people offering you a cure. Between turns you go down into the streets yourself.

PlayDay-by-day strategy with a hands-on exploration minigame
LengthA full campaign in one sitting
Best forPlanners who like a decision to cost something

PLAY ORIGINSfree · no install · plays in your browser

SURVIVAL · REAL-TIME · ONE NIGHT

ANTIZA

RALLY

Forty thousand believers. One frequency.
You took the serum, so loud sound doesn't just draw them — it unmakes you. Cross a packed arena as the speaker array bends into the wrong frequency, thread the gaps between bodies, and get to the loading dock before the room turns. The venue is rebuilt every night you play it.

PlayReal-time movement, sound and stealth on a touchscreen
LengthA run takes minutes; surviving one takes practice
Best forAnyone who wants to be genuinely hunted

PLAY RALLYfree · no install · plays in your browser

What connects them

The Rebirth Serum was sold as an upgrade. What it actually does is make the body answer to sound — and once a recipient is loud enough, for long enough, they stop being a person and join the noise.

Origins is the wide view: the outbreak crossing a continent while you decide who gets warned and who gets written off. Rally zooms all the way in, to a single arena on the night an enhanced crowd was gathered in one room and the sound system failed. You can play either first. They tell the same story at two different distances.

Both are free. Both run on a phone. Neither of them is safe to play with the volume up, which is the joke, and also the point.