Jason Schreier

All of his friends and his teammates have been killed.

And there's a rogue AI rampaging.

There's no human beings in sight anywhere on the base.

And something appears to have gone horribly wrong.

Hugh is really quickly kind of injured.

He gets knocked down into a pit.

He's knocked out.

And he is awakened by a little girl, or what appears to be a little girl, who is actually Diana, whose actual name I have written down.

Oh, she is DI03367.

Diana.

She is an android who happens to look like the cutest little girl you've ever seen, like a little six-year-old, but is in fact an incredibly powerful, artificially intelligent robot called a Pragmata.

So she teams up with Hugh.

She's really nice.

Hugh kind of is drawn to her immediately, like they kind of have a nice little rapport.

And then he teams up with her, and it becomes clear that she, through her cybernetic powers, can hack into these robots who are attacking Hugh, which, if she does the hack properly, renders them vulnerable to his weapons that he carries.

Bing!

Kirk here.

I'm editing the episode, and I'm realizing that I forgot to mention maybe the most important thing in this game, which is that when Diana hacks really hard, like when she's doing a super difficult hack, she goes 0-0-1-1-0-0-0-1-1-0-0, like really, really fast.

She just says zeros and ones.

It's incredibly silly and very funny, and I just feel like I should probably mention that.