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In the distant future, Earth’s desperation to survive pushes humanity beyond moral limits. The Interplanetary Planter Initiative, a classified deep-space project, sends genetically enhanced soldiers to terraform dying planets using alien DNA. When the flagship Eidolon crash-lands on a planet known only as The Grave World, the survivors uncover the truth: the planet isn’t dead—it’s rejecting them.
Johnny Jetson, a cynical ex-soldier haunted by his past, awakens among the wreckage. Alongside Jez Seaman, a reckless pilot with a fading conscience, he must battle mutated horrors spawned from their own failed experiments. What starts as a mission to “restore life” becomes a grim fight for control against a spreading biological infection that mutates both man and machine.
As Johnny explores the ruins of the Eidolon and the corrupted alien cities surrounding it, he uncovers recordings, research logs, and remnants of crew factions turned feral. Each step reveals that the so-called abominations aren’t aliens—they’re humanity’s reflection, reshaped by the very process meant to save them.
Now, trapped between cosmic horror and military betrayal, Johnny must decide whether to finish humanity’s mission or end it for good.
