With the implant becoming mandatory in order to receive government assistance or a passport, a small group of outcasts "the invisibles" find themselves hiding underground, struggling to validate accurate news sources and becoming increasingly suspicious of the governments agenda. When whole suburbs of the lower classes begin vanishing in succession, only the invisibles have the critical thinking skills to discover the truth, the "reality" citizenlink beams to you is decided by your income bracket and if you dont question your reality you will never see the bullet coming.

Alex, a girl born in poverty, struggles to survive and is desperately looking for a way to help her family. Quinn - Alex’s best friend rummages through the dumps on the outskirts of the city where she finds a first-generation vessel. Quinn and Alex decide they want to change the world by taking the vessel to Pyramid Corp, uploading the v1.0 consciousness of Andrew, and convincing him to help destroy the server. They sell, borrow and steal their way into Skyward City. Through cunning and guile, they manage to locate the Pyramid servers and successfully transfer the data. They talk to Andrew and explain what has happened to the world. He is horrified and agrees to help. The three succeed in uploading a virus and destroying PHANES, including everyone connected to it, at the cost of Quinn’s life. Andrew decides to let himself die and leave the world to the ‘children’.

Within the Colonization, you are mostly at free will as long as you abide by the rules set and anyone that decides to step out of line, will be put in the disciplinary room for 24 hours. Upon release, you're to say nothing about it other than "I'm sorry".

Datadyne managed to hack into the super encrypted network, uploading a Trojan Virus which will lay dormant until a particular learning event takes place, slowly corrupting the humans and turning them against each other. The only way this colonization can be saved is by the non-connected.

John's perspective of his society changes when a power failure during microsurgery causes his implants to become non-functional. He finds himself to begin experiencing heightened emotions and searches for the cause of this while hiding the damage to his implants. He discovers that the implants not only allowed him access to the online network, but was also altering his brain's neural structure. The implants function to subdue irrational behaviour by limiting emotional functioning. John, feeling revatilised by the loss of this limitation, decides to act by sabotaging the embryonic facility. He manages to disrupt the implant production systems, allowing the next generation to be released with disfunctional implants. Shortly after, John is discovered by the AI governance and executed. However, he dies with hope for the next generation.

The Shifters told us legends of the impoverished and the sick, but that was before The Wall.
We used to hear stories about war and violence, but that was before The Wall.
Our leaders were dictated by power and wealth, but that was before The Wall. 

All Jade Axl knew was white haven bliss, where technology thrived and everyone was happy. Safe guarded by the comfort that The Wall stood. The Wall was good; hammered into every New Earther from youth, Jade never questioned it's existence. But when she witnesses a break in from the outside and meets a girl who looks exactly like her, Jade's faultless perception of the world around her begins to crumble. Suddenly technology seems like a restraint and people's smiles no longer reach their eyes. 

Thrust into a twisted reality, history begins to unfold itself and Jade discovers that the utopia she grew up knowing isn't as perfect as she thought. Will she be able to uncover the secrets of the New Earth and learn who she really is?

A worldwide pandemic scared the world into hiding. Societies forced to quaratine to their own homes; for what began as a temporary state of living, is now a way of life across the globe. Governments enforced their people to stay at home and disassociate from all other humans-including their family. People now began to live their lives in pods to help distance themselves from others safely. With the introduction to a new way of life in the face of panic, came the importance of technology to allow some normalcy in life. Governments began producing robots that were assigned to each person as a way of allowing them to be provided with company. As well as creating a system of virtual reality that allowed people to still feel as though they are outside in the real world. People who haven't been outside or spoken to their friends and family in years have become brainwashed by the governement run technology and conveniantly are much more subject to suggestion and conformity due to the fear of the continually lingering virus. 

Awaking to this new reality, Evan senses the the underlying picture behind this dicaying society. However, all chaos arises when Evan tries to breach the carefully crafted system and bring back what life once was. 

The world has been living under cruel dictatorship 60 years after the catastrophic event and history’s truth was purposefully hidden from the public to ensure that the singular world government will stay in power forever. 4 young historians however believe that the government is hiding more than just the truth from the public, and that the catastrophic event that happened 60 years ago wasn’t caused by natural causes at all. They know they will be hunted by the government, but it’s a risk these 4 young historians are willing to take in order to reveal the real truth and history of the catastrophic event to the public and to finally topple the corrupt government that has been manipulating everyone’s lives for 60 years and to put an end to cruel dictatorship.