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Inspired by John Carpenter's "The Thing."

Why is this survival worth paying attention?
Procedural generation!
The survivors are going crazy! Literally!
You can only see what they see, so you are about to go mad as well!
Now, just a bit more detailed description:
An arctic base, two heroes trying to find their way out, extreme cold, hunger, need to survive, bla-bla-bla… But there’s something beyond that simple survival environment: there is SOMETHING out there; some kind of anomaly that comes to you when you sleep and sucks the life out of your body!
You can stay awake, of course… But the longer the heroes stay awake, the more exhausted they turn. Eventually, their minds go broken. They go crazy. They hear voices and hallucinate. Sometimes it is harmless, sometimes it is dangerous!
You control the characters, you can only see what they see, but you can switch between the survivors. It becomes very useful, when one of the survivors goes completely nuts.
Now, what will you do, when both of your characters go off the hooks?
Oh, and don't forget to find some coffee, ‘cause you can't keep the survivors awake unless you stuff them with some eye opener!

<No link this time because almost all it has is a Steam page, and I refuse to paste steam links>