The year was 2593. Humanity had entered its golden age. With each passing day technology was advancing, diseases and viruses that had plagued the human race for centuries were being cured as we stood on the edge our world, reaching for the stars. For decades the scientists of the Bosa Research Facility had led the way, pioneering the greatest achievements in humanities history. They had been tasked with creating a vaccine for the IOB-971 virus, the last virus on Earth. But something went terribly wrong. The vaccine began to mutate, part of it attacking the internal organs it had been meant to protect. The lucky ones died, the rest, they were trapped between life and death, searching a new cure as the golden age began to crumble around us. Four hundred years after the collapse of the golden age the world has become almost unrecognisable. What was once a towering metropolis surrounded by rolling hills has become a city of ruins, humanities greatest achievements lost in a desert wasteland. There are more than just secrets buried beneath the sand though.