The official lore describes an early-2000s country recovering from economic crisis where the player works as a DVRT train driver completing procedurally generated deliveries; there are no named characters, romance systems, identity arcs, or social commentary of any kind. This complete absence of narrative elements means thematic centrality for any ideology is zero, with no casting decisions or identity foregrounding possible.

The result is a title that stays strictly within mechanical boundaries, delivering entertainment without any progressive messaging layered on top. Developer statements and marketing from Altfuture emphasize realism and mechanics only, with store descriptions, patch notes, and updates repeatedly stressing physics, immersion, VR support, and emergent gameplay. There is no consultancy involvement, character changes, or activist intent of any sort, keeping creator focus on simulation fidelity rather than external social priorities. This approach earns the zero score by demonstrating that a game can thrive through technical depth alone, free from the distractions that often accompany forced representation or commentary in other titles.