Release Summer 2010

Governments have taken the responsibility for life on Earth for the second time in a row now. The large corporations have pushed their lobbying work to the extent that they can decide on laws regarding life on Earth.

These large corporations have established a safeguard for their own interests and secret armies. The energy of the 15 billion inhabitants has increased exorbitantly. Fossil fuels are being exhausted and renewable energies are no longer the energy which people and corporations thirst for.

Since 2051, the companies have been accelerating their efforts in the space field. Contrary to their hopes, there were no energy sources to be found on the Moon, Mars or Saturn. In 2068, scientists produced the first artificial stable wormhole which could be open for only up to twelve minutes. The success of the scientists was the breakthrough for interstellar travel.

2112: The first unmanned expeditions were launched to travel to the planet systems known as Ursae Majoris, 55 Cancri, My Arae and Giese 581. In all four planetary systems, a total of 22 "DeepWell" probes were used on the moons of various planets. In 2114, it was reported that a DeepWell 22 discovered a crystalline ore on one of the moons of Gliese 581 C. Studies on Earth have shown that just 100 grams of this ore produce an energy potential of 100 megawatts at a pressure of 9 Gigapascal.

22, the unofficial name of the ore, could solve the energy problems of the Earth forever.

In 2130, the first commercial 22'er power plant was constructed. Since 2138, new propulsion systems have become available, powered by the new energy source. Within minutes, the earth - driven by the endless possibilities of 22 - gained an even bigger appetite for the new energy source. The race between groups at all mining sites (Claims) on the moon of Gliese 581 C has long been underway - by any means necessary.

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