Xin-Beijing

More than the largest city-state the world had ever seen, Xin-Beijing embodied the central tensions of a dying Earth. Built as a sanctuary against environmental collapse, it became both a symbol of humanity’s resilience against escalating climate extremes and a monument to its growing dependence on megacorps and unchecked innovation. Beneath its neon glow thrived a civilisation obsessed with progress: augmented reality systems, AI subroutines, cutting-edge laboratories, and experiments that sought to rewrite the very laws of physics.

As the nerve centre of HelixCorp, Xin-Beijing drove much of the world’s scientific ambition and political conflict. Here, boardrooms became battlefields of ideology, where visionaries and sceptics clashed over humanity’s future. Sleek yet oppressive, hopeful yet dangerous, the city stood poised between salvation and catastrophe, where every breakthrough threatened to reshape the world forever.