Virus Eclipse CP20

The first cyber plague was a digital infection. Now it has evolved into something new: a living code-virus that seeps into flesh. Neo-metropolises glow with neon light, but beneath the towers, the streets crawl with glitch-mutants — half machine, half disease. Corporations tried to weaponize the virus, but it backfired. Entire networks bleed into reality, creating zones of living data where walls pulse like screens and holograms scream with corrupted faces. People infected don’t just die — they merge into these networks, becoming permanent digital phantoms. This plague spreads through sight and sound. A corrupted image can infect your brain. A broken melody can rewrite your cells. The infected whisper fragments of code that act like spells, bending metal, glass, even blood. The setting follows survivors who must wear signal-jammers and reality anchors to keep from being rewritten. Yet resistance is fragile — and every victory costs pieces of their memory. The ultimate fear is that the cyber plague isn’t trying to kill humanity… it’s trying to absorb it into a new, collective organism.