Disintegration features a single-player campaign in which the players plays as Romer Shoal.
Summary[]
In the Disintegration campaign, you play an Integrated character named Romer. He’s one of many who rebelled and are now outlawed by the Rayonne. It’s up to you to lead a small group of these Outlaws, people who have chosen to fight back and survive, into a brighter future where we protect those they care about and hope to one day become human again.
Missions[]
- Back In The Saddle
- One Man's Trash...
- Waggoner's Itch
- The Gun Show
- Moving On Up
- Jailbreak
- The Play
- Bring The Heat
- The Storm
- Cold Comfort
- The Long Game
- Hot Wire
Mission Difficulty[]
- Story: Explore the world of Disintegration.
- Lightest challenge.
- Minimal commanded unit gameplay required.
- Recruit: High difficulty; requiring conservative play.
- High emphasis on utilizing all commanded units and gravcycle abilities.
- Increased enemy damage output and awareness.
- Maverick: The recommended, balanced experience.
- Emphasizes commanded unit use.
- Outlaw: High difficulty; requiring conservative play.
- High emphasis on utilizing all commanded units and gravcycle abilities.
- Increased enemy survivability and automatic repair.
- Increased enemy damage output and awareness.
Plot[]
In Earth’s near future, climate extremes, overpopulation, food shortages, and a global pandemic led to nations collapsing and humankind on the brink of extinction. Scientists adopted a means in which the human brain was removed and surgically encased into a robotic armature; a process known as Integration. It was meant to be a temporary solution to an unavoidable crisis. It was a good thing for decades, allowing humans to survive. But some of the Integrated saw this new form as the future of humanity. With no desire to reverse the process, the post-humanist Integrated stratified, calling themselves the Rayonne. Global war soon erupted, and Rayonne forces now seek to hunt down any remaining humans, forcing their integration, and destroying those who don’t share their views.