Numenéra: STRAND 

after a billion years, the last remaining hard copy of "invisible sun" is located!

Wow. This needs to be a full length movie. This is amazing. It would be neat if the focus of a Numenera movie was the founding of the Order of Truth.

So I had my eye on the torment tides of numenera game for a while and just recently got into the game. I absolutely love the world and the lore of this and this has become one of my all time favorites.

:D I like how he chucked a rock at it before touching it himself. He's like, I wana know what this thing is, but I'll be damned if I am touching it first. :D Then he just goes ahead and pokes the box right away. Oopsy.

Amazing :D

Great job? where did they filmed this?

Thanks for the reupload, But what happened to the original one?

Excellent work! I really liked the video. When I saw that the levitating ship that appeared was tremendously long, like some kind of colossal train, I couldn't help but be wide-eyed and exclaim "WTF ?!". I do not remember that in any manual it was mentioned that such a ship had roamed the world, who knows where it came from and what it is doing, would it come from another world? On the other hand, that that Numenera is set 1 billion years in the future... it never convinced me. A single million years is already a long time. I think that measure of time was chosen to give more meaning to the appearance of so many strange life forms, or because of this that the world is a star-shaped Pangean continent. But all the strange forms of life can be explained by genetic modification, especially occurred in some of the post-apocalyptic times that were where humanity was already rediscovering technology seeing it as magic. On the other hand, if the world is really the same as ours but in a very distant future... it is not very credible that tectonic movements made this continental formation possible. I do not doubt that it is possible that another pangea will form, in fact there were several in the history of our planet and there will be more in the future, but I highly doubt that in 1 billion years a pangea will form with that shape. I see much more credible that the world of Numenera is set in the future several tens of thousands of years in the future, at most 1 million years. That is more than enough time for many empires to rise and fall. Keep in mind that in just 3 or 4 million years, at most 6 million years, we went from being something like chimpanzees to the human beings that we are today. If 1 billion years have passed, then why has humanity not ceased to exist, becoming any other species? It doesn't make sense that humans still exist after such a long time, and especially with the ease that it seems that deliberate genetic mutations can be forced thanks to ancient technology.