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# Lore Overview
### Setting
"Memory Hunters" unfolds in a future where Earth is covered in nanobots, making it uninhabitable for regular humans. The last enclave of humanity is Miami Beach, maintained by a community of Neo-Luddites. This is where your journey begins.
### **Objective**
As a Memory Hunter, your mission is to reclaim lost memories from nanospawns (those androids that nanobots spawn). These memories unlock new levels, technologies, and features, offering a sense of progression and achievement. Unlike traditional Metaverses, "Memory Hunters" is not just a social experience, but a game where you enrich your online experience with community driven world building and real social interaction.
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