Asadabad, Afghanistan—June 28, 2005: As the lone survivor from an elite squad of Navy SEALs, you’re surrounded by al Qaeda fighters and miles from the sanctity of the closest village.

As a Navy SEAL, wilderness survival and solidarity are your strong suits, but you face the ultimate challenge when you’re surrounded by a dozen al Qaeda killers in the dense mountains of Afghanistan. After witnessing their devastating capabilities—they’ve downed a Chinook and murdered your squad mates—do you have the confidence to beat back the terrorists? Can you possibly muster the strength and stamina it takes to find your way to the nearby village?

You’re in the heart of al Qaeda’s stomping ground, so you must quickly familiarize yourself with the landscape. The terrorists take advantage of the densely forested areas, where they easily take cover and track your movements. You must turn the tables on the enemy, but the pounding rain makes it difficult to see and hear.

Surrounded, you’re outmanned and outgunned. And you’re on your own.