"The science-fiction genre is home to a multitude of doomsday scenarios, ranging from the eruption of super volcanoes to an Avian Flu epidemic to meteors crashing into Earth. Imagine the following: in the not too distant future, a worldwide water crisis leaves many third-world countries without the precious resource, and, as a result, kills off most of their citizens. The United States doesn't fare very well either, especially in the drought-plagued Midwest. However, a game just about a water crisis wouldn't be too thrilling or engaging, so another problem is added - large scale earthquakes. In Chicago, around the same time as the massive drought, a 10.3 magnitude earthquake shocks the land and breaks it off from the mainland. Due to the extreme damage, rescue teams aren't able to get into the area and save the survivors."
Atari has obtained the rights to five lesser-known Ubisoft titles. The deal includes Cold Fear, I Am Alive, Child of Eden, Grow Home, and Grow Up.
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Watching the trailer and compiling a bunch of already known information doesn't constitute a 'preview' does it?
No acknowledgment of the fact it's going to be a digital download only title either.
This entire article is "this game would be cool if...". No new info.
Honestly, I gave up on this title.