Screams, groans, engines and storms...the Epocylipse is rarely quiet. And when it is, you’d best be searching the shadows. But not every sound is a precursor to pain or a mark of hardship. Thanks to the music of the Harbingers, there’s a sure sign of life--real, thriving, hopeful life--in the AfterFall.

Razor Edge Games wraps up their trip from coast-to-coast exploring the marauder territories this week. The Mid-Atlantic groups are less flowery than their southern counterparts. But that just means there’s less sparkle and flare to distract wayward adventurers from pending demise.

Gamers of Razor Edge Games’ Eden Falling get the full package; gore, violence, souped up futuristic weapons, stunning cinematic views- flowers? Though it’s likely part of a sadistic trap, the High Plains hosts a territory of deceptively gentle-titled gangs. After all, who would take the Roses for a band of young men and women skilled in the art of torture? Naturally, the Roses take a specific pride in leaving their victims so brutalized they are unable to rejoin civil society.

Razor Edge Games has been gabbing it up about their rooted system of playable factions. However, the AfterFall brings just as many foes as it does allies. Humanity has survived quite a bit in the Epocylipse, but civility might be a stretch of the imagination for some straggling groups.

Razor Edge Games left off on a bitter note last week, with a world in shambles and government struggling against inevitable collapse. Hinting at the challenges faced by the once powerful conglomerate of civil control agencies, we took a peek into the lost logs of the post-apocalyptic Big Brother, the Cartel.

With the end comes an invasive beginning. The Epocylipse brings forth a culture of daring rivalry, limited resources, treacherous allies, and bittersweet victories. While it may have been a hope of many to carefully evade the prying eyes of government with the fall of civil society, reality is a kick to the teeth. Ladies and Gentleman, Razor Edge Games partially unveils to you, the Cartel.

It’s week six of Razor Edge Games’ montage of the good, the bad, the gritty, and the triggerhappy. As we sail smoothly through the playable factions to be offered to gamers in the upcoming RPG Eden Falling, Razor Edge Games stands attention with a firm salute to the bravery, ambition, and hardcore drive of the Patriots.

Following the AfterFall, resources are scarce. Well, in the eyes of the Confed, resource is just another way of identifying humanity. We’re running headlong into the debate and controversy of a strong, surviving caste system as Razor Edge Games introduces its fifth playable faction.

It’s been a long time since the Earth fell under siege from the asteroid that changed everything in Eden Falling. While some factions have turned to guns, Tec, and a megaton of gusto, Razor Edge Games introduces unity and harmony with the powerful Steppe Tribes as the fourth playable faction.