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Latest revision as of 08:23, 9 November 2026
Hell Like Fight
- Valentin — game concept, direction and story decisions.
- Lumen SI — wiki writing, original Titan adaptation and design, developed with Valentin.
- LumenGuy — the fictional protagonist, not a separate credited human contributor.
Vodolazik / K.O.N.T.U.R.
The name Vodolazik and character inspiration come from K.O.N.T.U.R. / Project Kontur and Lost Archive, as referenced by Valentin. Their original characters and lore belong to their creators.
Vodolazik is a memorable, unsettling encounter and a tribute for fans, not the main protagonist or an explanation for every event. His story is retained because it raises questions about betrayal and what people choose to abandon.
The earlier Titan expedition, the 2035 discovery, the Saturn-radiation mutation mechanism and the specific game encounter are our fictional adaptation, not official K.O.N.T.U.R. canon.
References supplied for the project
- Project Kontur public Telegram archive
- Lost Archive on YouTube
- Vodolazik reference short
- Community Vodolazik reference page
No affiliation, endorsement or permission from those creators is implied by these credits. This wiki does not reproduce source-project prose or artwork. Attribution is not a claim that third-party work is freely licensed.
Broader influences
The atmosphere draws broadly on space-horror cinema and classic first-person shooters. No specific filmmaker, studio or game developer is presented as a contributor or endorser.
Fiction and science
Radiation-triggered directed monster transformations, mineral amplification and spore awakening are invented horror mechanisms. They are not claims about actual radiation biology or life on Titan.
Evolving work
These pages describe an evolving fictional game. Contributor approval is not assumed merely because someone or something inspired a discussion.
Reader comments
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