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action-adventure dystopia sciencefiction steampunk

The year is 2136. The world has plummeted into a new Industrial Age. The sky is swamped with smog and the air quality of the Earth is rapidly declining. Will this be how the world ends? Choking to death on the very thing they created?
Or will a group rise from the ashes of the world and bring light upon the monsters that have been built. But they only have so long. 

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