Well, a quick butchers at the screenshots (or a swift gander at the demo on this month's CD) should convince you that if there was an award for best looking thing on a cd, this would be a prime candidate. Bummer! Looks like it's going to be one of those days in space again. You awake to find that you are completely lost and all alone aboard a crippled ship. When they arrive at the planet their convoy is ambushed by the UN, who seems to have got there first.
With nothing to lose and everything to gain they send out an interstellar posse to contact the planet in the hope that they will be able to supply vital technology that will help them defeat the UN. These rebels have secretly discovered activity on a far-off planet called Persephone,a mere 68 light years away, and their recent intelligence reports indicate that it could be host to an advanced civilisation. A handful of independent states has had enough and want out. (Worse, the United Nations has degenerated into an evil, repressive regime that is slowly squeezing the life out of what is left of the planet (hey, at least it's doing something!). By the time it comes out their P39 processor will need upgrading and they'll need to invest in another 1024MB of ram. They've been waiting for the latest version of Windows (the one that will actually do what everyone thought Windows 95 would do two centuries ago) for 13 years. The earth is a war-torn, battle-scarred shell in a permanent state of interstellar war and the people aren't happy.
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