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Game Narrative
Fox Lane High has always been the most competitive school in New York, and the year 2087 seems to be no exception. The school’s newly established Advanced Cognition Computer lab is aimed at directing innovation and providing the tools necessary to allowing students to herald the next technological breakthrough.
18 - year old Bernie Sanders has always dreamed of following in his father’s footsteps.
His father, Kakashi, CEO of Uni-tech, had been one of the nation’s chief military scientists, working on developing a ‘Gravity Glove’ to win the arms race against the re-established Soviet Republic. That was three years ago. The last time anyone had heard from Kakashi, who’d left a note and disappeared.
“The past is the key to the future”, it has said. Not that the note meant anything to Bernie, who’s only recollection of it was the investigators reading it before they had taken it away. The incident, however, had been instrumental in defining what Bernie wanted to do. He was determined to create a completely new version of the ‘Gravity Glove’. It would be his own small way of honoring his father and would allow the government to end the arms race once end for all. After all, no one had been successful at manipulating gravity yet.
Six months later - Bernie noted that the wormholes had been smaller at first. Their increasing size must mean that he was close to solving the first puzzle. He’d been successful in building the Gravity Glove, only to realize that the design had been incomplete. Turns out, manipulating gravity causes a rift in space-time, which had sucked him into another dimension.
The only way forward for Bernie is to continue solving puzzles and travel between dimensions in hopes of unlocking the secrets to gravity, and eventually getting back home. What surprises await him? Did his father face the same design flaw? How does solving puzzles relate to finding the secrets of gravity?
Find out his and more in Gravity!
Fox Lane High has always been the most competitive school in New York, and the year 2087 seems to be no exception. The school’s newly established Advanced Cognition Computer lab is aimed at directing innovation and providing the tools necessary to allowing students to herald the next technological breakthrough.
18 - year old Bernie Sanders has always dreamed of following in his father’s footsteps.
His father, Kakashi, CEO of Uni-tech, had been one of the nation’s chief military scientists, working on developing a ‘Gravity Glove’ to win the arms race against the re-established Soviet Republic. That was three years ago. The last time anyone had heard from Kakashi, who’d left a note and disappeared.
“The past is the key to the future”, it has said. Not that the note meant anything to Bernie, who’s only recollection of it was the investigators reading it before they had taken it away. The incident, however, had been instrumental in defining what Bernie wanted to do. He was determined to create a completely new version of the ‘Gravity Glove’. It would be his own small way of honoring his father and would allow the government to end the arms race once end for all. After all, no one had been successful at manipulating gravity yet.
Six months later - Bernie noted that the wormholes had been smaller at first. Their increasing size must mean that he was close to solving the first puzzle. He’d been successful in building the Gravity Glove, only to realize that the design had been incomplete. Turns out, manipulating gravity causes a rift in space-time, which had sucked him into another dimension.
The only way forward for Bernie is to continue solving puzzles and travel between dimensions in hopes of unlocking the secrets to gravity, and eventually getting back home. What surprises await him? Did his father face the same design flaw? How does solving puzzles relate to finding the secrets of gravity?
Find out his and more in Gravity!
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