One Wrong Turn in Serbia: The Story of A.A.U. Black Site Begins

The briefing was standard. The insertion, clean. The agent, a seasoned operative of the covert unit A.A.U., moved with practiced efficiency. But as they crossed the threshold into the Serbian black site, the mission's clean lines began to blur. The air grew heavy, charged with an unseen tension. This was no ordinary operation. This was the moment everything went wrong, and it’s where players now begin their own story.

This harrowing scene is the entry point into A.A.U. Black Site, the new first-person action horror shooter from Raspberry Studio. The game, which just launched into Early Access on Steam, isn't just another title dropped into a crowded marketplace; it's an invitation into a narrative that’s just starting to unfold, both for the character on screen and the community that will help build the game.

Early Access on Steam

Raspberry Studio is launching the game as a live, community-shaped project rather than a finished, closed release.

A Mission Handed to the Player

For Raspberry Studio, this project is a descent into the shadows of the horror genre. They’ve crafted a world where the player isn't a superhero, but an agent forced to improvise when a mission goes awry. The core premise is survival. Stripped of the usual support, the player must navigate the oppressive, hostile environment of the black site, where every corner could hide a new threat. The goal isn't just to complete the objective; it's to endure, to survive at all costs.

The launch trailer gives a glimpse into this desperate struggle, a frantic montage of close-quarters combat and chilling atmosphere. It’s a promise of the adrenaline and dread that Raspberry Studio aims to deliver.

🎮

What players contribute in Early Access

By releasing early, the studio is turning player participation into part of the development process.

Experiences

How the action and horror feel in the hostile black-site environment becomes direct input for the game’s future direction.

Feedback

The developers are explicitly asking players to report back, making community response part of the build cycle.

Survival stories

Each player’s struggle through the mission helps shape the evolving identity of the game and its horrors.

The story of the agent in Serbia has just begun, but so has the story of the game itself. As players step into the Black Site for the first time, their choices and struggles will help shape the horrors that await. The mission is now live. The only question is, who will survive to see the end?