| Display title | Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In 2060 A.D., the Earth was one hell of an awful place to live, torn apart by war and sunken into disgrace by poverty and ecological damage. In a last attempt to save Humanity from extinction, the United Nations ordered the construction of a massive spaceship, the UNS Unity. The mission: stash as many people as possible within the spaceship, deep freeze them to sleep, get the hell off of the Earth towards Alpha Centauri, the closest star from the Sun, and form a settlement in Chiron, a planet orbiting the star that seems to have most of the necessary conditions to sustain sentient life. |
