After the Great War, all humans are wiped out. The only survivors are decaying service robots and humanoid lizards that were born from a long nuclear fallout.
Our story follows Delta, who is a small service robot and like any other robot, he is just trying to survive in this harsh environment. One day he is forced to embark on a journey through a vast post-apocalyptic world in order to find his lost friend. Because of his small size, he needs to use all of his wits to overcome all dangerous scenarios and challenges.
Life of Delta Includes Examples Of:
- Beast Man: There are also other animals alongside the reptiles that mutated, such as rhinos and boars.
- Bolivian Army Ending: The game ends with both Delta and Joe returning the human back to his family underground but in the end, a group of soldiers of Megacity appear to arrest them back, but it ends without showing if Delta and Joe survives their encounter with the soldiers
- Cute Machines: Delta is a small cute robot reminiscent to WALL•E
- Crapsack World: The world isn’t pretty anymore. The lizards are now dominating the world with an iron fist and the robots, who are sentient are treated nothing more than just machines, with a plan to turn their robotic citizens into soldiers for another war, with scientists from mutants to humans working on it.
- Cyberpunk: Megacity is an example of it, a huge city with neon signs and very high-technological advancements are present, but the majority of its citizens, the robots, are living in very undesirable conditions, police brutality being common, older models being replaced and disposed off like nothing for newer models and a plan to turn all their robotic citizens into Robot Soldiers for another war. Delta would have died for being obsolete if it wasn’t for Joe saving him.
- Desert Punk: The game takes place in a barren world with different cities connected with each other in a large desert making up the whole setting.
- Great Offscreen War: The game takes place after the “Great War” which caused all humans to extinction. Turns out, there are still some humans left.
- Humanity's Wake: After a massive war that happened in the past, humanity is rendered extinct. Subverted because it turns out that there are some humans around, hiding underground to survive the nuclear fallout.
- I Owe You My Life: The whole reason why Delta is going on an adventure, he owes his life to Joe who saved him from decommissioning and wants to save him after some soldiers take him away to Megacity for saving Delta.
- Just a Machine: The general treatment of the robots in Megacity, with the mutant animals treating the robots as mere objects to be used for.
- Lizard Folk: The lizard that were affected by the nuclear fallout mutated into a new race of humanoid lizard people.
- Lost Technology: Massive amounts of human tech is stranded and left behind after the war that took place before the events of the game.
- Mechanical Lifeform: The robots that didn’t got destroyed in the war were left behind and soon developed sentience and emotions.
- No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: Joe, a random robot scientist that was near the decommissioning station decided to save Delta from being dipped in toxic water, this warrants him a arrestment and a deactivation.
- The Nothing After Death: When we fix Fred after mechanic tells us to help him, the former says that there is no light and only void.
- Point-and-Click Game: The game is a point-and-click puzzle game where you have to complete 50 mini games such as building spaceship engines and mixing chemicals.
- Robo Family: The robots have developed familiar bonds amongst themselves and care for on another.
- Stomach of Holding: Delta stores all of the items he can get in his body. It helps that he's a robot.
- Upgrade vs. Prototype Fight: There is a moment in Megacity where we help a chef robot from another robot. It happens that the chef robot was a newer and better chef than the previous one and was scheduled to replace them. The older model was not happy a single bit of it.
- We ARE Struggling Together: The Battery Robot Delta saves from some policemen that were brutalizing them notes that everyday, the tension amongst the robots is getting so bad that they are now fighting with each other.
