NOTE: This comment contains a lot of spoilers. As in, a lot. Be aware.
This text adventure is super cool. I like how you just have to keep marching on forwards, regardless of what happens. You can never afford to linger in one place for too long. You just have to keep walking on and on, hoping to find something good. I felt like I was actually in the apocalypse.
What I don't like is that a lot of runs felt like they could play out in roughly the same way. While it was surprising the first time, every time I read that passage about the manic hunters in the truck, I lost engagement rather quickly. No matter how many rations or health points I had, and even when I had another person accompanying me, the run would end there. What makes this worse is that it happened to me at the end of a vast majority of my runs. As weird as this may sound, I would have been down for a larger variety of ways to kick the bucket.
When I did see something more out of the ordinary, though, it was always an interesting thing that grabbed my attention and made me pause to think. Things like the cannibal in the forest, the mysterious lady with a sword in the mountains, the vicious dog, questions of whether or not I'd find rations... all of those different possibilities, mixed with the looming question of what they'd mean were great. I also have to shout out that creepy as hell ambience in the background. Talk about fantastic mood setting.
Good work overall!
P.S. "Meat has a short shelf life out here" is a wonderfully grim, gross, and odd line that I love to death.