Episode guide

Robert's first day dispatching at the SDN. You learn hero assignment, meet the roster, and take your first three calls.

The finale forces a choice between three simultaneous emergencies, and it sets your starting conditions for Episode 2.

Calls

3

Achievements

5

Notes

Full

Fatigue arrives, and so does your first two-hero dispatch. Overusing anyone in Episode 1 costs you here.

A personal crisis makes Robert pick a confidant, and that hero stays his confidant through Episode 8.

Calls

3

Achievements

7

Notes

Full

Adds a new hero-related mechanic, and the confidant you chose in Episode 2 starts paying off. Story branches begin to diverge here.

Prism's character arc opens if you sent her to the Episode 2 PR crisis.

Notes

Partial

The first multi-part emergency, running the whole episode rather than resolving in one call.

If you chose to evacuate civilians in Episode 1's finale, the villain who escaped comes back here.

Notes

Partial

First half of the mid-season climax. High-stakes calls and relationship turning points.

Choosing 'I can handle this alone' back in Episode 2 gives you a different storyline here.

Notes

Partial

Second half of the mid-season climax.

Your boss's backstory unlocks if you took your Episode 2 crisis to them instead of a hero.

Notes

Partial

First half of the two-part finale, and the longest episode so far. Every thread starts converging.

The hardest management scenarios in the game land here.

Notes

Partial

The finale. Multiple endings, decided by your cumulative choices across all eight episodes.

Which ending you get was largely settled before you arrived.

Notes

Partial