The stories we tell ourselves. The progress of technology needs a full spectrum of adoption. From early adopters who jump in before kinks and warts have been banished, to a late majority who bring scale to the now-safe choice. In most cases, for example, I like to be an early adopter. Take getting the first version of the Macbook Air. While many fretted about and scorned it for too few ports or not enough speed. I accepted the shortcomings by telling myself that this is.

The stories we tell ourselves. The progress of technology needs a full spectrum of adoption. From early adopters who jump in before kinks and warts have been banished, to a late majority who bring scale to the now-safe choice. In most cases, for example, I like to be an early adopter. Take getting the first version of the Macbook Air. While many fretted about and scorned it for too few ports or not enough speed. I accepted the shortcomings by telling myself that this is.

You thought those teleporters are sci-fi, well, not in this reality. Welcome to the alternative reality where a secret organization of hackers, scientists, and utopists have invented a teleporter and decided to build a operational base on the moon, waiting for their time to change the world. The game is first a submission to Ludum Dare.