Unlike viruses, they do not need a host to survive independently. These alien lifeforms were called Xeno-Atrial Diatridic Automaton (XADA) and are self living single cell-sized organisms able to infect other organisms and control them. Research into quantum drive tunneling was conducted and the science was nearly perfected until emissions from drive testing attracted virulent alien lifeforms from a galaxy billions of miles away. With Earth's resources such as food, minerals, water, dwindling rapidly, humanity sought to inhabit other worlds for survival. The humans living there, more technological advanced than on Earth, are called the Ivonix.
#IMPLOSION NEVER LOSE HOPE WIKI MOVIE#
The Nightstar (picture from 'Implosion: ZERO_DAY' movie trailer) Pre-game Sometime before year 2178Įarth now has an orbiting artificial habitat called “The Nightstar” which harbors a part of the Earth population. The XADA were left on the ravaged Earth and it seems they are not acting alone when a gateway rift between Earth and Gaia suddenly appeared. This left the Thandeous nation to migrate and settle upon one of Gaia's moons, which had harsher environmental conditions. When alien lifeforms called XADA began their invasion of Earth, the Adrillia nation migrated from their native Solar system to the Tau system 12 lights years away, settling upon a planet known today as Gaia. The plot of Implosion – Never Lose Hope centers around the conflict between the old Earth nations: Adrillia and Thandeous. This story arc has been added to this page in Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 as Jonathan, and Avalon. With update 1.1.0 a story arc for Jonathan was added, this part of the game can be played after Chapter 1 is completed.
This guide was made because the storyline is rather difficult to follow in the game and requires the player to already know much of the background story not explained directly or easily in the game.
All information in this guide has been taken (or comprehended) from in-game text, dialogue, cut scenes and the official website.
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