Microverse Mayhem

In the not-so-distant future, scientists at the NeoGen Institute of Advanced Biology uncover a newly thawed microorganism from ancient permafrost. Designated VX-27, this entity behaves like no known virus or bacterium. It mutates rapidly, defies classification, and seems to exhibit signs of adaptive intelligence.

At first, it lies dormant in a containment chamber. Then, inexplicably, it begins to replicate—and evolve. Systems fail. Lab animals show grotesque mutations. Researchers fall ill with unexplained symptoms. VX-27 is spreading—but not like a normal virus. It infects both organic tissue and digital systems. It’s alive, and it’s learning.

With global containment at risk, scientists activate Project Microverse: a last-resort mission to send an autonomous nanodrone into the virus at the microscopic level.

You are the neural-linked pilot of NOVA-9, humanity’s most advanced micro-combat probe. But this isn’t a search-and-destroy mission—your goal is to survive.