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In the secluded confines of Reclusive Bay, a car crash stole away eight months of your life, leaving you with an amnesic haze. Both you and your father were victims, yet fate dealt him a harsher hand. Returning to your once-familiar city, now eerily deserted, feels like stepping into a forgotten realm. Faces you once knew are absent, and abandonment whispers through every neglected street. Fragments of memory tease, accompanied by an ominous sense that tragedy lurks nearby, waiting to pounce. How does one grapple with such a past? Amidst this turmoil, a glimmer of solace emerges in the form of caring, enigmatic women, offering a path toward healing amidst the shroud of uncertainty.

Peter is not a hero. He can be charming (and a little bit obnoxious), he can be gallant (and more than a little lecherous) and he can be quick-witted (or, rather, he needs to be). But he is not a hero. Because Peter is a fool. A fool who looked for a brighter place, a better future, and found himself living on scraps and stolen goods. A fool who wanted to go beyond what his birthplace offered and found the shadows of a corporate-owned world. A fool who, for some reason or another, still tries to get a better life while clinging to his aspirations. So, Peter is not a hero. But, for the right woman… he can fake it. “Beneath Steel Clouds” is a life-sim set in a dystopian future with a cyberpunk aesthetic and themes but without the gritty, grim-dark tone and with a healthy dose of snark added on top. You have thirty days to get a grip on your life, earn (or get) some credits and hopefully get the girl. Get on it, chummer, things ain’t gonna solve themselves! They never do.