High-rise building in L.A., unknown floor, New Year's 00:00:00: Actually, he had wanted to lie in Hawaii for a week with a cocktail in his hand. Now he clutches a pair of pliers shakily, undecided which wire to pinch through. Sweat is pouring into his eyes, adrenaline is coursing through his veins. The seconds on the bomb's timer tick down mercilessly ... 8 ... 7 ... He tries desperately to remember his training at the CIA, more than three decades ago ... 6 ... 5 ... Now he's taking revenge for the fact that all he's done for the past ten years is pore over files ... 4 ... 3 ... He has to make a decision. This is the only way he can save all the people in this high-rise building ... 2 ... He cuts another wire ... 1 ... As the first New Year's Eve rockets light up the Los Angeles skyline, ... 0 ... a huge detonation sounds and a devastating fireball rings in the new year with a catastrophe. In UNDO, the goal is not to solve the crime or identify a killer. Instead, players must travel through the man's past as disembodied Doomweavers to prevent his death. Each of the time jumps involves a momentous decision that will ultimately determine whether the deceased person lives or dies in the end. Will players be able to change fate and prevent their death? Caution: Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts that may be swallowed.