In the 1960s, the defense town of Montbray thrives by producing munitions for the Vietnam War. Boosted by government spending, residents enjoy unprecedented prosperity, viewing the war industry not as a moral debate, but as their literal economic survival. To them, national anti-war protests are just idealistic noise that threatens their livelihoods.

Police Chief Arthur McAllister

The status quo shatters when peace activists from New York, including you and your companion Cheryl, arrive at Lincoln Square. When the demonstrators condemn the town’s "blood money" factories, the locals react with fierce rage rather than shame.

With local police indifferently standing by, the tension boils over. A worker slices Cheryl’s megaphone cord as she attempts to speak out against the horrors of napalm. This spark unleashes the crowd's raw fear and fury, turning into a deafening roar to drive the intruders out. Facing a powerful backlash born of survival instincts, you realize this terrifying confrontation is only the beginning of a long nightmare.

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