Crossed

After scale societal collapse to a deeply intimate, disturbing look at isolated survival about a year after the outbreak. , the world has become completely decentralized. Large cities are totally abandoned or serve as meat grinders, prompting survivors to flee into deep, geographically isolated regions like the mountains of Montana to escape the initial wave of chaos. The setting emphasizes that traditional institutions—like the church or government—have completely fallen, with even high-ranking religious figures falling victim to the virus, leaving a complete moral and structural vacuum.

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