After three sleepless days streaming a new zombie survival game, Rue Sorano wakes to a nightmare that makes her digital adventures look tame. Her notifications are dead silent, her neighbors are missing, and the city outside has turned into a wasteland crawling with the undead. What started as another content grind becomes a desperate struggle as Rue realizes the apocalypse isn't a game-it's happening for real. With the internet flickering in and out, Rue uses every ounce of her gamer logic and streaming know-how to stay alive-setting traps, scavenging food, and navigating through chaotic streets like levels in a survival sim. As she records fragments of her journey for an increasingly ghostly audience, she begins to question whether anyone is even still watching-or alive to see her story unfold. But survival means more than just beating the odds. Rue must face the haunting echoes of her online persona, confront the loneliness behind the screen, and decide who she is when the camera's finally off. In a world where every street could be her last checkpoint, going offline might be the only way to live.