Like all great civilizations, Rome, Greece, Egypt, ours was doomed to fall. Doomsday cults predicted the fall for years before it truly happened, but when the first nuclear bomb dropped, everyone was in a state of shock. Chicago was blown off the map, Washington DC, Florida, most of California. Those lucky enough to not be blown to smithereens still ran the risk of radiation if they lived too close the cities. After the Great War, only the center of the United States remained. Three-fourths of the world's population was gone in the span of one week. Six billion people either killed by radiation, bombs or worse. The radiation morphed the living into the walking dead. But, for those lucky enough to be in the middle states, a new civilization was born. Newshore. Kind of ironic since the city is nowhere near the ocean.
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In the year 2052, a devastating virus, engineered by the Russian government as a bioweapon, escapes containment before its completion. Within a year, the world spirals into chaos. The virus not only turns its victims into the undead but also renders the very air toxic with the breath of the infected, forcing the remnants of humanity to rely on gas masks to survive.
At the heart of this global catastrophe is City Six-a fortified, isolated city on the flat plains of an undisclosed location in Texas. It is said to be the last safe haven left on Earth. The story follows a survivor on a desperate journey to reach City Six, battling not just the relentless undead but also the perils of a collapsing world.
But as the survivor draws closer to the fabled city in 2054, an even greater threat emerges. Something far more dangerous than the infected lurks in the shadows, and the question remains: is humanity ready to face what's coming?