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The Condemned

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action-adventure artificial-intelligence combat crime cyberpunk drama dystopian featured female-protagonist futuristic heroine military nano-technology robots science suspense tactics thiller war

Rein has dedicated her life to protecting the people of the Aurilian Empire only to find herself accused of being a part of the rebel group she has been fighting against. Now a prisoner, she must venture outside the empire and combat the demonic horde of Shadow Crawlers while something more sinister seems to be occurring within the empire. Rein struggles to escape the prisons of the Legion, whilst making friends and rivals, the likes of which could change the future of the empire.

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