THE WORLD
BEFORE THE FOG.
It was once beautiful. Then the war lasted decades. Now the canals and towers hold the echoes of everything that was lost.
A city that
refuses to die.
The architecture is an unlikely harmony: Venetian waterways, Italian stone, Japanese and French influences, and immense analog infrastructure built over the wounds of a war that ran from the 1910s to the 1950s.
Airships drift past skybridges. Pod-metro lines disappear into cloud. Streets built for people now feel almost too quiet.
The three
impossible towers.
Three vertical worlds connected by bridges and elevated rail. Each tells a different story of who rebuilt the city — and who paid for it.
INDUSTRIAL HEIGHTS / TOWER ATHE FURNACE
Industrial housing, machinery and patched walkways under an unending toxic rain. Crossing its exposed sections becomes a puzzle of cover, wind, and survival.
What sleeps
beneath luxury?
Below Tower C's gardens and glass atrium is an abandoned aquarium, formerly a place of wonder. Broken windows, impossible corridors, and silhouettes beyond the glass turn beauty into dread.
ENVIRONMENT DIRECTION CONFIRMED / CREATURE DETAILS OPEN