:: Start
You wake up in a world where engines were never invented.
No cars, no airplanes, no factories powered by machines.
The world looks different—quieter, slower, but also more challenging.
What will you do first?
[[Explore the City|City]]
[[Try to Travel|Travel]]
[[Look for Work|Work]] :: City
The city feels ancient, like something out of history books.
Horse-drawn carriages dominate the roads, and large factories are missing.
What will you explore?
[[The Marketplace|Marketplace]]
[[A University|University]] :: Travel
Without engines, travel is slow. You have a few choices:
[[Ride a Horse|Horse]]
[[Take a Sailboat|Boat]]
[[Walk on foot|Walk]] :: Work
Without engines, industries are different. Jobs require more manual labor.
Where do you apply?
[[A blacksmith|Blacksmith]]
[[A farmer|Farm]] :: Marketplace
You see traders selling handmade goods and fresh produce.
Without industrialization, everything is crafted by hand.
Will you?
[[Buy something|Buy]]
[[Leave the market|City]] :: University
The university still exists, but technology is far behind.
There are no engineering courses—just philosophy, mathematics, and astronomy.
Do you want to?
[[Talk to a professor|Professor]]
[[Leave and explore another area|City]]:: Buy
You buy a handwoven cloth and some bread. Life is simple here.
* [[Reflect and return to start|EndingLoop]] :: Professor
The professor explains how society evolved through human effort and cooperation.
Without engines, progress is slower—but creativity still exists.
* [[Reflect and return to start|EndingLoop]] :: Horse
You rent a horse and travel through rugged terrain.
Distances feel vast without modern transport.
* [[Reflect and return to start|EndingLoop]] :: Boat
You set sail using only the wind.
The ocean is unpredictable, but you reach a distant island.
* [[Reflect and return to start|EndingLoop]]:: Boat
:: Walk
You walk for hours and finally reach a nearby village.
People live close to nature, without rushing anywhere.
* [[Reflect and return to start|EndingLoop]] :: Blacksmith
You hammer metal all day. It's exhausting, but fulfilling.
Craftsmanship still thrives in this world.
* [[Reflect and return to start|EndingLoop]] :: Farm
You till land with oxen and harvest with your hands.
You feel more connected to the earth.
* [[Reflect and return to start|EndingLoop]] :: EndingLoop
After experiencing life in a world without engines, you reflect on how difficult—but also grounded—it is.
Would you rather stay in this slow-paced world, or return to the world you came from?
* [[Stay here forever|FinalStay]]
* [[Go back to your original world|Start]] :: FinalStay
You choose to stay in this engine-less world.
You live a humble life filled with hard work, community, and simplicity.
The pace is slow, but meaningful.:: OriginalWorld
As you blink, the world spins around you—engines roar, lights flash, and everything moves at full throttle.
You're back in the real world:
Skyscrapers powered by diesel generators, bullet trains slicing through cities, planes connecting continents in hours.
Machines work for us, transforming seconds into speed, power, and convenience.
Life is like fast and furious
Engines gave us time, mobility, productivity—and dreams on wheels.
You take a deep breath, realizing how much easier life has become.
From bicycles to Bugattis, from steam to supersonic, this is the world we built—
And it's always racing forward.
THE END