The story
By 2085, most of humanity survives inside a permission economy that measures, connects, and claims to care for every body — and the story begins where that promise breaks: in the blind zones and the bodies official systems can't make legible. HORIZONTE follows Eva Macedo through the infrastructure of SOMA and the institutional tensions of TouchSkin as a crisis — striking her closest friend, Diana Morais — exposes what the system's care was always built to hide. HORIZONTE opens the connected saga; its v4.0 manuscript master is in post-production while the wider story remains in controlled development.
A biopolitical dystopia about bodies, institutions, and a permission economy. HORIZONTE is the current v4.0 manuscript master and is in post-production; the wider story remains in controlled development.
Why it stands out
Sinal Vivo isn't cyberpunk-as-aesthetic — its dystopia runs on infrastructure, not gadgets: a "permission economy" that keeps bodies alive, connected, and measurable, where the horror is in what official legibility excludes, not in chrome and neon. Tonal reference points include Severance and Black Mirror; these are editorial comparisons, not market validation, buyer interest, or endorsement.
The world
Earth, 2085: an unequal planetary civilization held together by a "permission economy" — infrastructure that keeps people alive, connected, and measurable while promising care. SOMA is its biopolitical infrastructure; TouchSkin is the site of its institutional tensions. HORIZONTE opens the story; its v4.0 manuscript master is in post-production.