Jade Lux has found himself trying to make his way in the missions of Infinitum - struggling to survive the dangers both from Infinitum's enemies and the enemies within. The killer Crosslance, meanwhile, aims to bring Infinitum to its knees, while harboring terrible secrets.
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Written and directed by Clayton Hester
Audio editing by Kia Smith with additional sound design by Clayton Hester
Original music composed by Gavin Luther
Cast: Jade Lux - Jared Ritter
Touchstone - Sarah Grosse
Eyeshot - Brett Smith
Firestryke/Everburn - Clayton Hester
Crosslance - Gabrielle Freitas
Red Mask (Edgar Raven) - John Williams
Intercom voice - Caitlin Dehne
Herringer - Satyajit Sarkar
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