It’s the day of reckoning.  Your plan to preserve the fate of humanity involves a lot of carnage, so when an alternate, less fatal option presents itself you decide to give it a shot.  However, the plan must be executed perfectly or you won’t live to see the world you’ve risked your life to save.  This is your last chance, and everything is on the line. 

On this long, treacherous journey, too many people have destroyed their devices for your exit plan to work.  But as the scope of Soleil’s play for world domination comes to light, you realize that failure is not an option.  As determined as you are, there are others even more hellbent on Soleil’s demise, and they won’t let anything - or anyone - get in their way.

If there’s anything more terrifying than Soleil, it’s a whole army of her human avatars.  Luckily, there’s a device access point a lot closer than you thought, but getting to it and carrying out the mission might require you to take a few lives.

You’re all sick and seeing things.  In search of a cure, you realize you’re not the first to be infected and you definitely won’t be the last.  A woman from Charlie’s past offers to help you put off Soleil’s plan while you scramble to find an antidote for all this madness.

There are some people you meet who you just can’t shake, and you certainly shouldn’t trust, but they might have information you need and you’re running out of options.  Suddenly, your interpersonal conflicts are dwarfed by a monster robot and a swarm of mechanical snake grass.  What the hell is going on?

A lost message from a deceased comrade casts doubt over your whole operation.  You know you’re meant to stop Soleil, but what if it means killing Charlie, too?  If only you had time to parse what it all means - but you have to make decisions fast, and you’re headed south to London.

Just when you think you know Soleil’s modus operandi, she shocks you with yet another deadly surprise.  Is she after revenge?  Hell hath no fury like Soleil’s scorn and her tactics are only getting more menacing - even Charlie can’t keep up with her.

A device carrying couple save you from a near-death scenario and reunite you with an old friend who almost lost her life, too.  Debate continues around the methods and motives of the inscrutable Soleil, meanwhile her spies and traps may be leading you right into the enemy’s camp.

You can’t choose your family, but you can choose your victims.  The sisters are still at odds, but it’s becoming clear they’re both looking out for themselves, not you.  At least you’ve still got your device as life insurance, right?

A technical error forces you to confront your biggest enemy.  Your survival may be mutually dependent, but how can you trust anything they say?  There’s only one way to find out.

Everything you’ve been through thus far has led you right into the The Burn’s cold embrace.  Maybe if you’d paid more attention to Emma and her conspiracy theories, you’d have seen it coming.  Doesn’t matter much now - you’re trapped and the future looks bleak.

The Burn’s plans are more sinister and far-reaching than you could have imagined, and the damage is getting personal and seriously affecting team morale.  You may have located the source of their power, but that isn’t making it any easier to stop them.  The stakes are only getting higher and you’re on the clock.

You’re on a mission to destroy The Burn’s lethal technology, but an old enemy and a distressed civilian both desperately need your help.  Charlie insists you haven’t got time to save everyone, but you’ve left quite enough damage in your wake.  Shouldn’t you try to do some good, even if it means putting yourself at risk?

You walk into a headquarters of a suspected terrorist group... and it turns out you have a lot more in common than you thought.  Or at least you both want to stop The Burn, albeit for different reasons.  If you choose to believe their story you’ll inherit a powerful ally and a whole new set of problems.

You find a town with power, food, and the most generous people you’ve ever met.  Either you’ve entered the twilight zone, or it's all a very elaborate trap.  Either way, you can bet Soliel’s got something to do with it.