2125 – living on planet earth became impossible due to the permanent ignorance of the Volkswerk KG and its continuance to keep ignoring the heavy pollution from their vehicles and the related increasing global warming.
The ozone hole kept growing until in 2125 the ozone layer finally collapsed leading to a deady atmosphere on planet earth.
Luckily enough for a handful of people Eron Flusk began decades ago with a plan b and resettled hundreds of people on planet mars.
Now, 200 years after, the most important raw material on mars – silicone – is nearly depleated as it cannot be mined on mars and was one of the last remnants of planet earth.
A small team of volunteers is now heading back to planet earth to see if there is a small chance to mine silicone in any way to maintain the existence of the human race on planet mars.
During the landing period the team’s shuttle is taking fire and shot down. Looks like there is still someone left on planet earth after 200 years.
The Tracks
MARIANA TRENCH
The once-great Mariana Trench, the deepest point on Earth, now lies exposed—a testament to humanity’s abandonment of the planet. Its jagged, rocky seafloor and towering walls create an otherworldly and deadly racing environment. Corroded remnants of ancient submersibles, lost shipwrecks, and alien-like geological formations litter the trench floor. Deep, echoing winds scream through the cavernous abyss, and occasional tectonic tremors make the race even more perilous.
LIBERTY LOOP
The Statue of Liberty, once a proud symbol of hope and freedom, now stands as a grim relic amidst the ruins of old New York. The surrounding city has become a wasteland, its iconic skyline reduced to jagged ruins and rusted skeletal structures. What remains of Liberty Island is now the center of an adrenaline-fueled illegal racetrack, where racers careen through the shattered streets and around the statue itself.
BUNGER HILLS
The icy expanse of Bunger Hills, Antarctica, is one of the last bastions of natural water on Earth, hidden within colossal frozen mines. The miners, enduring brutal conditions and isolation, constructed a race track carved into the glacial terrain to entertain themselves. The track combines breathtaking beauty with unforgiving dangers, including collapsing ice bridges, glacial crevices, and blinding snowstorms.
THE BOWL
The Arctic’s once-mighty ice sheet has long vanished, and with it, humanity’s last natural water reserves. In its place stands a gargantuan concrete reservoir, known as “The Bowl,” originally built to collect and store meltwater. With no water left to sustain, this desolate structure has been repurposed into a high-speed speedway. The track’s design makes it a unique challenge—its wide, curved walls and steep inclines allow for breakneck speeds but leave no room for error.
IGNEOUS ROCK
The exposed Earth’s core, once a fiery furnace of molten magma, has been transformed into a bleak and frozen wasteland. Hardened rivers of igneous rock wind through the barren, cracked terrain, creating a dark and treacherous racing circuit. Glowing remnants of magma still smolder beneath the surface, releasing bursts of steam and heat, while jagged obsidian formations loom like natural spikes.
VERTICAL DRIFT
In the aftermath of Earth’s splitting, colossal vertical fissures were left in its crust—deep, winding chasms stretching miles into the planet’s core. One of these fissures has been turned into a high-octane, illegal racetrack. Racers navigate a dangerous descent filled with sharp drops, spiraling walls, and sheer vertical climbs. The oppressive darkness and confined space make this track a true test of precision and courage.
ULAKHAN FAULT
The Ulakhan Fault is one of the largest and most unstable tectonic fault lines on the planet. Stretching across the remnants of Asia, it has become a high-speed haven for thrill-seekers. The racetrack weaves along the fault’s edges, through seismic ruins and across precarious bridges that sway over the abyss. With its wide, open straights and sudden, sharp turns, this track is built for sheer speed—if the ground holds long enough.
DUNES OF DESPAIR
A desolate racetrack set in a dried-up ocean bed, with massive sand dunes, skeletal shipwrecks, and shifting terrain. Racers must contend with constant sandstorms, hidden sinkholes, and treacherous obstacles created by the decaying remains of a long-lost oceanic civilization.
POLAR PARADOX
A frozen wasteland where the track weaves through massive glaciers, slippery ice paths, and ancient ships frozen in time. The constantly shifting ice creates an unpredictable and dangerous environment for racers.
