Western / Sci-Fi & Fantasy / Action & Adventure / Drama
This post-apocalyptic adventure follows a band of survivors as they journey into the infected American Midwest. Based on the award-winning podcast, We're Alive: Frontier features five new characters and countless ways to die!


In the year 2026, seventeen years after The Outbreak, a band of survivors meet at the edge of the Mississippi line to embark on a journey into the infected Midwest.

Our band of survivors find themselves in a desperate situation while acquiring the necessary supplies for the trek ahead.

Departing from Archtown, the band of survivors take a reprieve to gather supplies outside of the township Eureka, stumbling upon something unusual.

Our survivors face a difficult choice, as the rail driver continues its journey to an abandoned town outside of Eureka.

The survivors encounter a stranger with an unknown past on the way to the Livingston community.

In order to fulfill their agreement with New Haven, the survivors venture off the rail line and into the mountains.

With the waters rising around New Haven, the survivors only have one shot to save the town.

The survivors receive a grim offer in return for safe passage on the railway.

Dangerous inhabitants in the ruins of Jefferson City derail the survivors' plans.

With Osage behind them, the survivors explore the northern side of the Missouri and face a dire decision.

The Survivors infiltrate the depths of Osage, where they explore the inner workings of the city.

At the government building in Osage, every choice the survivors have made culminates in this moment.

Wraith

Stingray

Chato

Lucky Jenny

Bandaid

Game Master

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