Burnt Out Playhouse

This is it. The survivors figure out what is at the centre of the empty city...

We won't spoil it for you.

Anthony rejoins to discover the group in chaos. Can they make their was to the centre of the city, or will everything come crashing down?

Finally, the group make their way down into Denver, uncovering fractures in reality on a scale far grander than they imagined. Something dark lies below the ground and only one of them has the Endurance to make it through.

Reality is starting to get a little hairy. With Anthony struck down by some unknown illness, the group head off towards the city in search of answers.

The one with the door.

Everyone is stunned by what they find behind the door. It is genuinely.... unbelievable.

The group continue exploring the labyrinth, trying to fix their plumbing problems. To mixed success.

It's ALIVE. Power is restored, but Sanitation is still a problem. The Sinners have to hold their noses and begin dealing with the stinkier side of the settlement.

And it means diving deep into the labyrinthian bunker they live over...

The survivors arrive at an entirely unexpected sight. An impossibly tall tower up to the heavens. A sign of hubris? An affront to god himself?

Whoever used to live here, the survivors are determined to salvage what they can from it.

After a period of calm, the settlement is experiencing growing pains. After sorting through priorities, they realise they need gasoline to fuel their plans.

A weird bubble slow their plans right down and some quick decision making is required.

Welcome back Sinners!

The survivors begin to explore the complex, finding more mysteries than they imagined. Harper drags the group down into the depths to explore something... quite peculiar.

Welcome back to the Embers of Humanity.

Before we kick off Season 2, we thought we'd take a moment, spend time at home and built out our settlement a little.

As the settlement turns into a village, some questions are raised about how they are governed. Trains are shifted, homes are built and settling down begins.