Plot
Winter is set in a town where an unnaturally powerful snowstorm has settled. Players take control of Mia, a young woman who awakens within a wrecked ambulance and is stricken with amnesia. The initial goal of the game is to help keep Mia alive, a task made difficult by ever-decreasing temperature and rising levels of snow, while trying to figure out what exactly has occurred. As the game progresses, she begins to realize that there are very ominous entities that lurk within the snowstorm, which she is somehow connected with.
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