In Mariposa, you are pulled between two worlds—one a vibrant past, where human society has seemingly progressed beyond our wildest imaginations, having harnessed technology into a bright, shining utopia, and the other, a distant future, where paradise has crumbled into an abandoned ruin where the remnants of humanity’s greatest accomplishments haunt the wasteland. Follow Mariposa, a young automatonsmith, who spends her days picking up various gigs after her shift at the antique store, enthralled with the bright, up-and-coming city. Platforms and puzzles await as she navigates her odd gigs, always ready to help the citizens of the city with any of their robot troubles. She’s cheerful, empathetic, and happy to lend a helping hand! Her latest project? An antique radio that seems to hold more than what meets the eye.
When her voice echoes into the weave of time, suddenly this old, modified two-way bridges the gap between the impossible, threading a single communication line from blinding utopia into a much darker, bleaker wasteland. Let the everyday become catastrophic, and the mundane become life-saving—let the simple flutter of butterfly wings change the tides of fate, forevermore.
