By 2025, these governments had gained enough power to create a “World Union,” a “post-national free-trade area” encompassing the Americas, Europe, South Africa, and Australasia, with eventual military jurisdiction in north Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia, and Indonesia. As a result, the period saw the rise of new, technocratic governments less interested national self-interest and more in international integration and social reconstruction. Thanks to period of environmental collapse, petroleum and water shortages, failed harvests, and a crumbling global economy, the years between 20 saw a general worldwide loss of faith in the ability of national governments to solve the problems afflicting modern man. The game itself is set in the year 2047, where the future hasn’t turned out quite as expected. I’m normally not one for adventure games, but I found the setup of this one interesting enough to give it a shot. I picked this up over the holidays, and I enjoyed it quite a bit.

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