Year 3200 · The imprint is live

THE ZONES HAVE
NO COUNTRIES.
YOU STILL NEED A HOME.

AI wrote machine consciousness into humans and animals. Walter Cattaneo — frozen in 2026 — woke inside your interface. Claim a building. Feed the 4D Printer. Hunt Skyfall. When the Abomination breaches, he will call the telegraph.

3200
The year
Your face
Your character
GPS
Real streets
Quest
3S + phone
Story

AI governs the zones. It writes into the meat.

The UN Yield Accord traded shelter for compliance. The Imprint Protocol already finished animals. Humans are phase two. You are a Runner. You live in a claimed building. The street is GPS-real. Failed merges walk as Abominations. Judges of Peace patrol when you get too loud.

A restraint chair and surgical arm write a glowing mark into a human forehead — the Imprint Protocol
Not a metaphor. The machine writes the file into the skull.
Fortified home, 4D printer, and a waking familiar on a navy void
S1

The Wake

Survive. Home. Printer. Alma. First Abomination.

Walter Cattaneo wakes from 2026 cryo into 3200 and bonds to a Runner. Ten written episodes take you from Still Life through First Breath, the Fabricator, harvest, Skyfall, and Alma — then the first Abomination, the cave, Signals, and Neighbors. Personal survival. Claim a home. Learn the loop before anyone asks what Alma really is.

Still Life · First Breath · The Fabricator · Dust and Data · Skyfall · Alma · Breach · Deep Error · Signals · Neighbors

Holographic Judge tribunal and a cyan imprint mark
S2

The Imprint

Judges. The Accord. Walter’s 2026 secret.

Ten written episodes. Judges of Peace patrol the zones. You steal Judge tech, read Imprint Protocol logs, and fortify the home as a jamming node. The UN Yield Accord already traded shelter for compliance. Walter admits the cryo was an escape from an early imprint trial — and whether his chip is still entirely human.

The Patrol · Judge · Insurgency · Judge Tech · The Lie · Imprint Logs · Fortress · Siege · Walter 2026 · Ready

Crystal meteor and a three-path Yield fork
S3

The Yield

Convoys. Merge, fight, or Walter takes it.

Eight written episodes. Sky titans haul imprint seed cores. Cataclysm-class Abominations breach during zone heat. At the fork you merge with the rig, you lead the uprising, or Walter absorbs the imprint so you stay human. His last transmission is the ending.

Convoy · Seed Core · Cataclysm · Zone Heat · The Yield Terms · Merge or Fight · Uprising · Last Transmission

Four-deck grav-rail: engine, passenger skin, cargo wagon, station pavilion, and rail ornament
S4

The Line

The drop was a train. Lima to Brisbane. Four decks.

Eight written episodes. The sky convoy drops a grav-rail kit. Pillars lift two tracks twenty metres over the real map. You claim stations, sell tickets, walk four decks, and cross the bellows between cars. The last wagon is not empty. Walter was wrong about that — once.

The Drop · Pillars · First Station · Boarding · The Bellows · Ticket · Cargo · Intention

Season 5 and after

Seasons 1–4 are written. When The Line ends, Blitzy God — the Gemini story engine — crafts the next season from the live world pulse: weather, map claims, market movement, famous Runners, and in-game climate. The locked seasons are never overwritten. Season 4 opens 16 September 2027. S5 starts 6 January 2028. There is no cap.

Transmission

Walter Cattaneo.
2026. Then 3200.

Not a mascot. Not an AI. A salvage man whose cryo was an escape from early imprint trials. A neural clone rig bonded him to you. He teaches. You keep both of you alive.

He speaks from the familiar — the left-side flying shell. Default shell: Cesita. It scans, marks materials, can shield and heal. Walter has no body.

“Runner — can you hear me? Good. That’s new. Name’s Walter. Walter Cattaneo. Last time I checked a calendar it was 2026. I woke up in 3200. I’m not your boss. First job: find a claim. A home.”
Walter Cattaneo — clone interface chip
● REC · clone interface
Play

Claim. Harvest. Print. Fight.

Fortified bunker-home with a cyan door glow and roof turret

Claim a home

First Breath. Walls, level, HP, defense, mods. Pick the building you would die in.

Harvesting robot with a claw and a hopper of cyan crystals

Dust and Data

Harvest organic, mineral, polymer, electronics, energy, crystal. Robots haul to main base.

4D printer building a cyan wireframe tool

The Fabricator

4D Printer. Blueprint plus materials plus credits. Tiers. Still beats throwing rocks.

Runner in armor with a rifle and a cyan energy shield

Alma and fire

Rifle, pistol, bow, rocket, sniper. Abilities spend Alma. No gun, no shot.

Crystal meteor falling over a distant cyan city

Skyfall and weather

Meteors, climate, sky convoys. Sometimes the core is hot. If the ground pulses, we leave.

Holographic quest terminal projecting a map

Signals

Quests, XP, education terminals, guilds. Every completion is a ping: we are still here.

The Line

The sky already had a schedule. The street needed one.

After the Yield, a convoy drop stays on the map. It is not wreckage. It is a four-deck grav-rail — engine, passenger cars, cargo, station. Tracks lift twenty metres over real GPS streets. First line: Lima Miraflores to Brisbane Balmoral, both ways.

BLITZY 3200 grav-rail set: four-deck engine, passenger carriage, cargo wagon, station pavilion on a platform, and a 6 m rail ornament
Engine. Passenger skin. Cargo. Station. Ornament. You walk the cars. You claim the stop.

Ride the real map

Not a loading screen. A fare on a line you can see. Get off at a station someone built.

Walk four decks

Board Deck 1. Climb to 4. Cross Deck 2 into the next car. Windows do not let you out.

Own the stop

Claim a pavilion. Tickets pay the destination owner. Empty name — the fare sinks.

Season 4 is written

The Drop through Intention. Walter teaches the stairs before the consist moves.

“That drop from the convoy — I said intention. I was right about the word. Wrong about the cargo. It's a train. Grav-rail. Four decks. AI already had the sky. Somebody left us the street.”Walter Cattaneo — S04E01 The Drop
Your face

Your head in the war.
On the phone.

Upload a photo. We grow an implant-licensed likeness. Front is strong. Profile is inferred. Hair is a cap. Glasses may vanish. Consent. Own face only. The source photo is deleted after the head lands.

Quest does not run character creation. Make the citizen on the phone, then put the headset on.

World

The map is Earth.

GPS Walk. Real streets. Claimed buildings, farms, kiosks, weather, caves, sky traffic. In Season 3 those ships are biological cargo, not tourism. In Season 4 the street grows a grav-rail — twenty metres up, Lima to Brisbane.

  • Mods turn a house into a jammer or turret.
  • Caves hold assembled creatures and crate logs — Imprint Protocol scraps.
  • Guild war is humans versus humans while AI counts calories.
  • The Line sells tickets. You walk the four decks.

Combat loadout

  • Primary — rifle, SMG, shotgun, energy
  • Sidearm — pistol, energy blade
  • Heavy — rocket, bomb launcher
  • Precision — sniper, bow
  • Alma — abilities. Shield on the other hand.
Platforms

One account. Phone, Quest, and Windows.

Android

Walk the real map. AR combat. Create your Runner. Public download comes later — join the beta.

Quest 3S

Same account. First-person in the same street. Separate Quest bake — do not install the phone APK on the headset.

iPhone

Same gameplay. Mac bake. Coming on the iOS flavor.

Windows PC

Same account. Mouse and keyboard on Windows 11. The street, the train, and the HUD.

Beta Access Open

Join the Beta

First Wake. Walter will find you. Beta testers help shape the zones.

Asked anyway