SHATTERZONE is a visceral, ground-level account of what happens when certainty collapses.
When a massive seismic event tears through Singapore, the city's reputation for order and precision shatters in seconds. Streets split open, towers lean like wounded giants, and the systems that once guaranteed safety dissolve into silence. Vincent awakens into this fractured landscape not as a hero forged for spectacle, but as a man trained to think clearly when everything else breaks.
As aftershocks ripple through the island, survival becomes a disciplined act rather than a desperate one. Drawing on principles of structural logic, maritime command, and psychological endurance, Vincent helps a fragile community stabilize itself-first physically, then morally. Leadership emerges not through dominance, but through responsibility. Hope is engineered through small, deliberate actions: an observation pauses before movement, a brace where walls fail, a garden grown from silt and trust.
Across collapsed streets, contested resources, and the slow grind of exhaustion, SHATTERZONE explores the architecture of endurance-how societies fracture, how souls strain under fear, and how compassion becomes a load-bearing force when steel and concrete give way.
This is not a story about outrunning disaster. It is about standing still long enough to choose who we will be when the ground will not stop moving.
