Iron Lung
Les étoiles ne sont plus. Les planètes ont disparu. Seuls quelques individus subsistent, à bord de stations spatiales ou de vaisseaux errants. Ils ont survécu pour assister à la fin — et lui donner un nom : « Le Rapt silencieux ». Après des années de déclin et d’infrastructures en perdition, l’Iron Consolidation fait une découverte sur une lune désolée, AT-5. Un océan de sang. L’Iron Consolidation lance immédiatement une expédition, avec l’espoir d’y trouver des ressources cruciales. Un sous-marin est construit, et un condamné y est enfermé. En raison de la pression et de la profondeur de l’océan, l’hublot frontal du sous-marin est masqué par un bouclier de métal. S’il s’en sort, il gagnera sa liberté. Sinon, un autre suivra.
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Acteurs principaux
Mark Fischbach
Simon
Caroline Kaplan
Ava
Troy Baker
David
Elsie Lovelock
SM-8 Research Lead / The Speaker (voice)
Elle LaMont
SM-8 Research Assistant / The Whisper (voice)
Mick Lauer
The Guy Who Told You to Cross the Wires (voice)
Dave Pettitt
The Father
Holt Boggs
Eden Soldier
Isaac McKee
Young Simon
Roman Parsons Crow
Child of Eden
River Van Coleman Crow
Child of Eden
Townes Blaine Crow
Child of Eden
Similaires
Prometheus
Alien : Covenant
Planète hurlante
Dans le noir
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