Ekiya faces a life-altering kidnapping by aliens in modern London, where she shares a struggling flat with roommate Sarah amid financial woes. Alien leader Xen seeks her input on Earth's issues like wealth inequality, then launches a plan to eliminate the richest people daily using superior technology. As MI6 agent Castillo urges her to sabotage the invaders, Ekiya weighs her choices in this sci-fi indie adventure.
She navigates tense decisions, balancing humanity's survival against radical reforms or peaceful resolutions. Four endings emerge from her influence on Xen, alongside developing bonds with love interests Xen and Sarah. Fans of thoughtful narrative adventures on PC will find its unpredictable paths compelling.
Introducing "Save the World", a thrilling sci-fi story about Ekiya, a young woman living in London who's struggling to make ends meet with her roommate, Sarah, in a world where all that matters is how much money you make.
After a break-up and recent job change, Ekiya's life takes an even more drastic turn when she's kidnapped by aliens. Their leader introduces themself as Xen and explains that they are space travelers with the objective of saving the worlds they encounter.
Xen asks Ekiya about the problems on Earth and all Ekiya does is answer seemingly innocent questions about the world including the uneven distribution of wealth. Little does she know, her answers will soon influence the fate of the entire world.
The following day, Xen makes a proclamation: every day a progressively increasing number of the wealthiest individuals on Earth would be killed. At first, there are attempts to fight back. However, the superiority of the aliens' technology quickly becomes clear. The world is completely at their mercy-- and perhaps, Ekiya's.
Xen seems to trust her judgement and continues listening to Ekiya's advice. Can Ekiya change Xen's mind? Convince them to leave? Or, if it comes to it, can Ekiya discover a way to destroy Xen and the rest of the aliens?
This is exactly what Agent Castillo from MI6 asks her to do.
As Ekiya, you must decide what to do. Do you prioritize humanity or will you look for a more peaceful way to settle things? Maybe this is your chance to better the world. Instead of destroying the aliens, perhaps you can use your influence to inact even more radical changes-- changes that will potentially help more than yourself and your roommate. After all, what have the rich ever done for you besides ignore your suffering?
With four different endings, two love interests (Xen and Sarah), and a story full of unpredictable and thoughtful moments, "Save the World" is a game that you won't want to miss.
