The scenario: a state under pressure
Nine weeks of protest, 100,000 demonstrators on record, then the tipping point. Turnout suddenly doubles, online traffic floods the digital space beyond all moderation, and territorial intelligence services warn of imminent violence.
With the Prime Minister’s office deeply alarmed, your teams must stand up the regional crisis units at speed. On your digital terminals, central command issues the first confidential operational reports. Urgent injects pour in: every decision reshapes the situation in real time.
In the room, professional actors playing angry protesters or fake journalists burst in to throw your teams off balance. With no certainties to rely on, your units must rank the emergencies, keep the incident log and decide before the point of no return. You are the last line of defence. The state is watching.



