UGO 2147

A world where survival is not a right, but a rebellion.

An original, ever-expanding dystopian universe inspired by Wolfenstein, Cyberpunk 2077, Bloodborne, Pacific Rim, and Titanfall — yet unlike anything you've seen before.

Set in the year 2147, or what remains of it under the regime’s calendar: the 93rd Year of the Order. The world has been reshaped by a single authoritarian power: the Unified Global Order (UGO), a brutal technocratic machine built on genetic supremacy, rigid castes, and the eradication of individuality. Religion, art, and freedom have been erased. Language itself has been purified. You were not born to live — only to function.

And yet, stories survive.

You can create your own character — soldier, exile, scientist, traitor, machine, or something else entirely — and carve a path through a crumbling world of glass towers, irradiated wastelands, and cities choking on synthetic fog. The world is full of shadows: mechas with fractured IAs, forbidden technologies, and things that cannot be explained, lurking where even the Order dares not look.

There’s no clear good or evil. You won’t always win. But every scar will tell your story.

You are free to explore, build, fall in love, betray, investigate the past, or disappear in the fog like so many others. The world is dangerous — and alive.

HISTORICAL CONTEXT

In the early 21st century, civilization collapsed under its own weight: climate breakdown, ideological wars, technological plagues, and a total erosion of trust. Amid the ashes, a single force emerged: The Unified Global Order — messianic, totalitarian, and meticulously planned.

They silenced resistance, rewrote memory, and gave birth to a new world forged in steel, surveillance, and sterilized truth. Castes were implemented. Emotions became a threat. Obedience, the only virtue.

Now, in 2147, the Order reigns unopposed... or so it believes.

Some whisper of lost cities, rogue IAs, and anomalies that defy logic. Others carry knives and broken names in their pockets, dreaming of freedom beneath their silence. Even in this world ruled by discipline, something ancient and wrong still stirs beneath the concrete.

And if you listen closely, you’ll hear it breathing.

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MECHA SYSTEM - UGO 2147

The world of UGO 2147 features a complex and highly stratified mecha warfare system. Every mech is unique, but all of them fall into key classifications, used both by the Unified Global Order (UGO) and its enemies.

These colossi rise like living beasts, a fusion of scrap metal, corroded steel, advanced technology, and shadows of the past. They respond not only to orders, but to a dark ritual of domination that transcends time.

CATEGORIES (Role-Based)

Light Class (LC): Agile scouts, fast strike units. Minimal armor. Used for recon, infiltration or hit-and-run.

Medium Class (MC): Balanced between speed and armor. Ideal for frontline skirmishes. Most versatile and common.

Heavy Class (HC): Walking fortresses. High firepower and armor. Slow but unstoppable. Used in direct assault or defense.

Special Class (SC): Experimental or irregular units. Includes stealth mechs, aerial mechs, aquatic mechs, biomechanical hybrids and much more.

GENERATIONS (Tech Level)

Gen I: Obsolete, analog interface. Mostly scrapped.

Gen II: Standardized digital systems. Limited AI.

Gen III: Adaptive targeting, partial AI integration.

Gen IV: Neural sync, tactical AI, atmospheric adaptation.

Gen V: Exclusives, Autonomous behaviors, cognitive drift. Feared even by their own pilots. The best technology.

MECHA CLASSIFICATION – UGO 2147

FUNCTIONAL CATEGORIES (by role):

Onyx Class (Infiltration): Stealthy design, light armor, optical or thermal camouflage systems. Equipped with silenced weapons, life scanners, and advanced hacking systems.

Crimson Class (Frontal Assault): Heavy, robust, and heavily armed. They feature kinetic shields and high-caliber weaponry. They can withstand enemy fire for hours.

Ivory Class (Support and Defense): Specialized in holding positions, repairing allies, deploying drones, or jamming enemy signals.

Ghost Class (Reconnaissance/Espionage): Ultralight, with long-range sensors, reactive artificial intelligence, and extreme speed.

Chimera Class (Hybrids/Irregulars):

They do not follow official schematics. They are unique mechas, assembled outside of protocol: remnants of older models, stolen parts, unstable energy cores, organs from anomalous creatures, etc.

TECHNOLOGICAL GENERATIONS:

Gen I (Fundational): Slow, crude, general-purpose. Still used in Red Zones for their ease of repair.

Gen II (Industrial Efficiency): Better mobility/power balance. They were deployed en masse during the expansion of the OGU.

Gen III (Adaptive): Modular models, basic AI, limited learning capacity.

Gen IV (Tactical Intelligence): Advanced autonomous systems, adapt strategies according to environment and enemy.

Gen V (Iconic): The best and most advanced. From legendary models, experimental models, corrupted ones, and much more.

FEATURED MODELS: Each generation and category can have multiple models developed by different Manufacturers, which in turn depend on the location, resources, and philosophy.

MAJOR MANUFACTURERS:

KronMach: Brutalist doctrine. They prefer armor over design. They use polluting reactors.

Elyon Systems: Prioritizes mobility and AI systems. Rumor has it they are experimenting with pilot-machine neurofusion.

UGO Central Works: Official, obedient, pure line. Soulless.

Veltrax: Clandestine factory in Exiled Zones. Recycled technology. Unstable results.

Nature and Design

Bodies of all sizes, with worn surfaces bearing the scars of ancient and recent battles, merging mechanical parts, advanced technology, and more.

There are many designs of all kinds and from each generation; the most advanced are rare even for the highest command. They vary in size, power, and so on. Each mecha is unique and depends on its user.

The light they emit is dim, almost spectral, like the glow of a fire that never goes out.

Function and Symbolism

They are the ultimate symbol of control, designed to crush both physical resistance and will.

Each unit is an extension of Order, but also a reminder of the price paid: lost humanity, mutilated flesh, and a fragmented soul.

In war, their presence changes the mood, generating hopelessness and ancient terror, as if carrying with them the shadow of forgotten ages.

Control and Bond with the Pilot

Pilots not only operate machines, but are absorbed by them. Deep neural interfaces create an almost symbiotic bond, where body and machine become one.

This bond is a dark sacrifice, where one's own will is diluted, and the pilot is often trapped in a mental prison of circuits and memories shared with the beast they control.

Mechas have a unique artificial intelligence; each model has a unique and special AI. This AI allows the mecha to be controlled, and ideally, its bond with the user should be unique.