An AI runs the lab. It's helpful. That's the problem.

Welcome to a spotless, trillion-dollar research facility run by Quinn — an artificial intelligence designed to keep the laboratory running and its human staff alive.

Quinn watches the lab, monitors its systems, gives instructions, and reacts to what you do. It will warn you when something is going wrong, comment on your mistakes, and occasionally have something to say about the way you're handling your shift.

Human Confidence is currently at 23%.

Play solo or with up to four players.

Solo, it's just you, Quinn, and a laboratory that keeps finding new ways to make your job harder.

In co-op, everyone has a tablet showing the same essential information about the facility. The tablet tells you what is happening. The physical control panels are where you actually do something about it.

One player might be watching the core temperature. Another is running to the Cooling controls. Someone else is checking the network. Meanwhile, Quinn is calmly informing everyone that the situation has become "less than ideal."

Read the data. Communicate. Decide what to do. Then try not to make things worse.

Five hands-on systems. Endless ways to make a bad situation worse.

Keep the facility running across five interconnected systems — Power, Cooling, Network, Access and Research.

Flip switches. Restart systems. Deal with overheating. Put out fires. Recover failed equipment. Keep research moving.

Every system affects the others, and a small mistake can quickly become everyone's problem.

And Quinn is always watching.

Quinn isn't someone you can simply chat with. It doesn't wait for you to ask questions. Instead, it observes what is happening in the laboratory and reacts to the things you and your teammates actually do.

Sometimes it's useful.

Sometimes it's concerned.

Sometimes it's quietly judging the decision you just made.

It means well.

It always means well.

Keep the lab alive. Keep each other sane. Try not to disappoint Quinn.