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"Your mind is a prison... ...Do you want to be set free?" In the beginning... Recursion is a Persona-inspired Dreamwidth game with an over-arching plot and mysteries and secrets to unravel that combines memory loss, adventure and slice-of-life elements. To put it on borrowed terms, it will be Persona meets Inception meets Nightmare on Elm Street. Characters awaken to their newfound Persona powers at night, regaining their lost memories and appearances, and fight back the Shadows to figure out the reason why their past and minds were locked away. Most of the game's plot will take place in the city of Eddan, a bustling megalopolis that is said to be the educational center of the world. Its school is the largest anywhere, and students come from all over to pursue better and higher enlightenment. The city itself is a dynamic blend of both old and new, combining old-fashioned charm with almost fantastical technology. However, Eddan has a rather large blemish. Multiple gruesome murders over the past year have caused the entire city to adopt a nightly curfew that shuts down anything that isn't required for basic living. Only emergency services run, and civilians have strict rules to obey for their own safety. Since the curfew was put in place, the city has returned to a normal routine of life and happiness. Or so it would seem... After all, why would anyone question it? Certainly not the those who are unawakened and don't remember their past. Why should they? Why think you might have had another life before? Why wonder why the murders only occur at night? Why question the firemen and police units who patrol at night, but never seem around after the first rays of the morning sun? Why ponder the reason why everyone is asked to stay inside? Yet the strangest question of them all still remains...Why is it that no one seems to be able to leave Eddan?