Act III

Life inside the contamination zones in harsh to say the least. In each state, there is a massive military force that keeps watch over everything in their regions. Infrastructure is minimal, as the majority of housing units that were put up were “temporary” project - style units. Every unit contains an electric powered kitchen, living room, and 1 bathroom. Units range from $500 - $1400 a month, depending on the number of bedrooms you want. Considering these are the only affordable housing units for the lower class, demand is extremely high and homelessness has become an extreme issue in all of the contaminated states.

The Unites States of New Haven is currently in year three of President Cox’s five year plan. For the next two years, these areas will remain in their state of martial law and the government will continue to keep the construction of New Haven a secret from them. For those who survive the next two years, they will be able to benefit from New Havens plan to rebuild infrastructure and improve the lives of those still living in the contaminated states.

Until then, citizens of these places have one choice; live in a wasteland and hope that one day their country will come and save them, or rebel and figure out how the rest of the country is surviving while they’re being left behind.