ASHES: BLACKOUT PROTOCOL
After decades of political tensions, the planet succumbed to the The Great Nuclear War of 1989. In a matter of days, the cities were reduced to ashes and the sky was ablaze.
Among the ruins, the The survivors organized themselves to save humanity, reactivating old evacuation systems and building the first underground shelters. And so the A.S.H.E.S. Protocol — Artificial Shelter & Human Evacuation Sequence — a network of underground colonies created to preserve what remained of the human race.
Two years later, the last survivors are working tirelessly to rescue civilians, rebuild civilization, and develop a project capable of bringing life back to the surface: the Phoenix Project.
The game is played over three rounds. The main objective is to accumulate as many victory points as possible and thus win the game.
During your turn, you can send civilians from your base to perform tasks such as building shelters, working on Project Phoenix, or rescuing survivors.
You can also use fuel to move your vehicle around the board, which will allow you to transport civilians to your shelters, perform additional actions, and collect materials for the Phoenix project
At the end of each round, radiation from the map will affect all civilians who haven't been rescued, lowering your happiness level.
The game ends after the third round, at which point the final tally is taken to determine the winner.