Portal II: “THE PANDEMIC OF 2090” - Estimated Genres: • Action | Sci-Fi | Horror - Inspired By: • The Resident Evil film franchise • The 2011 film The Thing • The film I Am Legend • The Dead Space video game franchise - Story: “In an alternate 21st century, where American infrastructure and technology has evolved into unrivaled proportions via aid from a private technology corporation, an unforeseen global terrorist attack yields an alien-esque, biological force with super-predatory capabilities. As pandemic reaches a continental scale, one man uses his father’s legacy to seize control of powerful, decommissioned military technologies, save people from disaster, and combat the biological threat on a whole new playing field.” (a) Simon Crest • Father of the protagonist • Renowned multi-billionaire, military engineer, and owner/director of Crest Industries (b) Daniel Crest • The protagonist • Son of Simon Crest • Eidetic memory • Electrical engineering prodigy (c) Larissa • Daniel’s girlfriend and assistant (d) Kaitlyn • Daniel’s neurally implanted, personified A.I. (e) The Ru’khai • The antagonist • Short for Ruccourdakhai /rə-kôrdəkī/ • The fictional, man-made, super-predatory species which possesses the ability to mutate in short notice in order to adapt and overpower any consumable organism (f) The Maw • A peerless and heavily fortified superstructure in Antarctica, built and owned by Crest Industries as their capital base for advanced weapons and technology research and manufacturing • The world wonder is protected by the tallest and thickest wall in history—at 800 meters high, 100 meters thick, and 93 miles long—which runs along the entirety of its perimeter and is made of an advanced, extra-terrestrial planet crystal • Its interiors contain life-support functions such as food; water; atmosphere control, purification, and oxygenation; and waste elimination. Given that it possessed the latest in advanced weaponry and technology, along with an inhabitable interior, it was identified as the safest place on Earth to sojourn for the duration of the outbreak

• published: 20 Sep 2015
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