2,400 Meters A deep-sea research station goes dark without warning.

Flooded corridors. Failing power. One survivor sealed inside, buried 2,400 meters beneath the Atlantic with only hours of air and no way to surface. Rescue, if it comes, is days away.

The numbers don't add up. Survival shouldn't be possible.

As systems continue to fail and pressure closes in from every side, the lone scientist is forced into a series of irreversible decisions, sacrificing parts of the station to stay alive. Each choice tightens the trap. Each mistake shortens the clock.

Something inside the lab is still alive.
And it may be the only thing standing between breath and blackout.

Six days. No margin for error. No second chances.

2,400 Meters is a claustrophobic hard-science survival thriller about isolation, desperation, and how far a human mind will go when escape is impossible.