When peace was signed in Kuala Lumpur, Petrov saw only betrayal. He chose to use war to correct history, and the world collapsed.
From the ruins of street fighting in Washington to the gridded bombing flames in Tokyo's night sky, war has taken off all its outer coverings, revealing its fangs that devour civilization. In Nagoya, the love and loyalty of soldiers met the final judgment amidst artillery fire; in the hills of Czechoslovakia, ordinary people used their lives to prove that resistance will never be extinguished.
This is a war with no winner. When the gunshots fell silent and the Alpine wind blew through the clothes being dried, the survivors finally understood that what they had exchanged with the blood of a generation was just the ordinary right to ask for directions and say thank you again.
Purpose: An extreme stress test on the foundation of modern civilization, asking where ancient human nature, national decision-making and survival instincts will lead us today when technology has given us the ultimate power of destruction.