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Aya Sato stands by the water with the Tower rising behind her.The city

World

The Turning destroyed the connected world. Rebuilding it means finding people you can work with.

Explore the world

Keeping the water running means finding the right people and getting the repairs done.

Who lives here?

Corpos, Lancers and synths have different ideas about how to rebuild.

A father and child walk through an Old World public promenade while a household-scale servo carries supplies past occupied shops.

The Turning

A destructive order reached servos around the world. The systems people depended on collapsed afterward.

The city and beyond

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How a servo becomes a synth

Making CORPO

I’m Andrew Wall, the solo creator of CORPO. I want to make business and independence understandable through play. These are the stories behind the game I’m making with AI.

Read how I’m making it
Illustrated portrait of Andrew Wall in the graphic-novel style of CORPO.

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113 wiki entries, 6 articles and 47 glossary terms found

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