Last Camper Standing

Carson Sinclair wasn't the kind of person you would label as a model citizen. If anything, he was the furthest thing from a model citizen there was. He knew that very well, and so did his parents. Delinquent would be a more fitting word for him.

He enjoyed doing nothing more than hanging out with his friends, partying, and having fun. He never gave much thought to the consequences of his actions, which often landed him in all sorts of trouble with the local police and caused his parents an endless amount of grief due to his irresponsible behavior.

Sure, his parents were always on his case about how he needed to act more mature for his age and set a better example for his younger siblings. He never listened to either of them though, and his attitude towards life never changed. But, the summer of his sophomore year is when his once carefree lifestyle is interrupted.

After spending a night out on the town and being caught sneaking in by his parents, he's given an ultimatum. Either he could attend a summer camp a few hours away from home or he could spend the summer at a boot camp for troubled teenagers. Shocked and outraged by their choices, he tried to argue against either of those options. But, to his surprise, both of his parents stood by their decision.

So, instead of enjoying the company of whoever he decided to bring home with him, he found himself riding a bus filled to the brim with nineteen other campers all headed off to spend the summer at Camp Whitlock. Begrudgingly, he went along with the counselors and other campers as they went on with their summer activities.

Then, the first camper ends up dead. From there it's only one tragedy after another. With a deranged psycho on the loose and killing campers left and right, it's up to Carson, whether he likes it or not, to embrace his inner survivor if he wants to make it through the night or end up as yet another stained memory in Camp Whitlock's history.