Upper Silesia is the most industrialised part of southern Poland, full of mines and foundries, monumental blocks of flats and cities fused together into a conglomeration. Nowadays, the economic downturn has transformed the area into a grey tombstone of wasted opportunities. Complacent citizens are happily wasting their lives being fed infotainment straight from the TV, working dead end jobs and marvelling at fancy new skyscrapers where the privileged few conduct their business.
When a mysterious ziggurath is discovered deep within the ground etched by coal mine tunnels, seemingly peaceful …