It is 2097. Forty years after a catastrophic resource war stripped Earth's governments of military power, corporations now run both Earth and its space colonies. The Government Police — G-Police — exists as the thin line of order in those colonies, flying outdated Havoc gunships and looking the other way at shady corporate dealings. Pilot Slater is a disillusioned war veteran who joined for a personal reason: his sister Elaine died in circumstances officially ruled a suicide, and he is convinced it was murder. His private investigation runs alongside a deteriorating conflict between the Krakov and Nanosoft corporations — rival forces that drag the G-Police into open warfare. When Krakov's power collapses, Nanosoft turns on the G-Police to bury the evidence of its own role in everything that came before. The two threads — Elaine's death and the corporate war — converge on the same dark truth.