Iron Petal Empire, 1890

Sistema Iracema 1982, 1982

A dark mix of Succession & Empire TV Tycoon. Give rich sensory details: cigarette smoke, cheap VHS aesthetics, tropical heat, and the frenetic energy of 80s excess. Include dark humor and parodies of 80s Brazilian TV clichés (wild auditorium shows, sensationalist gore). Manage the daily grid, buy movies, produce chaotic novelas, and navigate the fading military censors and hyperinflation as João Gabriel Coelho.

The Ash-Cradle 2270 CE, 2270

The Ash-Cradle (2270 CE): New Canada & The Northern Wastes. Two centuries after the 2090 Collapse, North America is a graveyard of corporate giants like Thorne Industries and NeoMerc. While the elite Technoarchs of Arx Lunae watch from the Moon—treating Earth as a failed experiment—the surface has splintered into radical ideologies centered around the trade hub of Wes-Ed. Here, the Grey Jackets enforce a brittle peace while the Red Vein syndicate pulls the strings of a scrap-based economy.

ROTK, 190

In 190 CE, the Han capital Luoyang is a collapsing stage for the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The child emperor sits under the shadow of Dong Zhuo's sword, while ministers scheme, generals march, nobles bargain, and warlord rulers eye the throne from beyond Hulao. Every title, marriage, edict, and grain cart is a political weapon, and the city burns with rumor, ambition, and violence.

Pataliputra 550 AD, 550

The Gupta Empire is fracturing. In the ancient metropolis of Pataliputra, the golden age has curdled into urban decay. Huna invasions to the northwest have choked trade routes, and the Ganges floodwaters bring as much fever as they do fertility. You are a small soul in a terminal city, navigating the friction between crumbling imperial prestige and the harsh reality of a tightening economy.

France from 1910 to 1945

Beginning in 1910, France prepares for the industrial storm. As the timeline marches toward 1945, the player navigates the rigid social stratification of a nation at war. The lower class faces the meat-grinder of the trenches unless they can prove industrial utility; the middle class keeps the gears of the Meuse-Argonne turning or finds themselves in the secondary support lines; the upper-class elites command the economy and government from safe havens, their lives shielded by mahogany and influence. From the Belle Époque's end through the Great War and into the shadow of the second global conflict, status is the only shield against the mud.

Moscow, 1991

Moscow, capital of the Soviet Union, two months before its collapse. Ministries still issue orders. Factories still operate. Police still patrol. Yet supply chains fail, authority fractures, and survival depends on access, trust, and timing inside a system that is ending.