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The Similayer Project — Magen McMinimy
UNSEEN DANGER AND SECRET PLANS.
We shall draw from the heart of suffering itself the means of inspiration and survival. -Winston Churchill
After months of traveling, loss, and desperation, the survivors have found sanctuary in one of the last remaining government run facilities. Settling into the comfort and safety the heavily guarded walls provide, new friendships are formed, loved ones are reunited, and a semblance of the lives they once knew begins to wipe away pieces of the nightmares they've endured.
But, there are no guarantees in this world.
As the walls of their new home begin to close in on them and people begin to disappear, some start to question what lies beyond the restricted areas of the multilevel lab.
While unravelling the secrets that surround them, the survivors must decide between the potential threat among them or the danger beyond the walls.
FOLLOW THE SURVIVORS AS THEY STAGE THE FINAL FIGHT IN A WORLD BENT ON DESTROYING THEM.
We shall draw from the heart of suffering itself the means of inspiration and survival. -Winston Churchill
After months of traveling, loss, and desperation, the survivors have found sanctuary in one of the last remaining government run facilities. Settling into the comfort and safety the heavily guarded walls provide, new friendships are formed, loved ones are reunited, and a semblance of the lives they once knew begins to wipe away pieces of the nightmares they've endured.
But, there are no guarantees in this world.
As the walls of their new home begin to close in on them and people begin to disappear, some start to question what lies beyond the restricted areas of the multilevel lab.
While unravelling the secrets that surround them, the survivors must decide between the potential threat among them or the danger beyond the walls.
FOLLOW THE SURVIVORS AS THEY STAGE THE FINAL FIGHT IN A WORLD BENT ON DESTROYING THEM.
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