Special Committee

Alternate history between Japan, United States and Germany

Unlike the familiar Cold War, this world is not divided into two opposing sides, but is instead shaped by competition between three global powers: Germany, Japan, and the United States. As tensions rise over nuclear weapons, economic competition, territorial disputes, and political influence, the world has come together in a global mediation to prevent yet another world war, or accelerate it. Between the superpowers, the nations of the world are given the choice of to align themselves with one of the sides, remain neutral, or tread along the dangerous path of playing rival powers against each other. The opposite ideologies of authoritarianism, democracy, and nazism will attempt to negotiate agreements, resolve international disputes, and determine whether cooperation is possible between nations that have spent decades preparing for confrontation. The future of the world may depend on whether these rivals can choose diplomacy over conflict, serving as a reminder that all three superpowers aren’t afraid to use their thermonuclear weapons should the game they play not go according to plan.