Year 2552... The Earth is no longer habitable since year 2401 due to the atmosphere collapse and temperature rise. Human race has been forced to live in the different colonized planets into the Solar System. This was called "The Second Exodus". After the "Enceladus Atmosphere Implementation Program" (EAIP) succeeded in year 2295, Saturn's moon Enceladus turned into the most important human colony into the Solar System altogether with Titan's. After the EAIP implementation, Aperture Laboratories developed their more ambitious testing program, The Enceladus Initiative.

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Skinnycap
Skinnycap - - 279 comments

I like this one more. :) great job!

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josepezdj Author
josepezdj - - 114 comments

Thanks Martin! Glad you like it...

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Jayed_T_Skier
Jayed_T_Skier - - 130 comments

The rest of the mod is so artistic and neat, why are the observation rooms so bland? I'm not saying it doesn't look good, I'm just saying it could fit the feel of the mod a bit better.

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josepezdj Author
josepezdj - - 114 comments

Well, the main idea in the mod is that there are 2 different moods. one is Aperture cold stations which will look like above and it's the place where the mod starts... The other is the warmer mood in the test chambers. Soon the player will be teleported to this warm areas to begin the tests... The change in the mood is intentionally created by Aperture in order to make the player feel a fake comfort and trust.........

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Chell_Johnson
Chell_Johnson - - 76 comments

Сool.

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Inside the Aperture station in Enceladus