UnCommon

You know that Martin is in the system. After all, he is at the mercy of his own invention. You know the address, you know where to find him, and you now know that there may be only one way to stop him.

If he’s one of you, then he has to be on the system. Which means he’s controllable. Just like the rest of you.

Through a series of glitches within the UnCommon app, you’ve begun to uncover what actually happened—and what led to the bus accident.

Now that you have seen UnCommon in its full picture, you know what it is capable of. And if there is one thing you have learned, it is that the only way to stop it is to uncover the truth behind it.

For only $299, you were brought back to your old self as if nothing had ever happened. Except something did. They took a piece of your brain. And that means one thing. You are at the mercy of the system now.

The participants were told they had suffered brain injuries. They were told the technology was keeping them alive. And for a while, that was enough. But what happens when they start noticing things that don't add up?

In fact, UnCommon wants to be known. It wants exposure. It wants demand. It wants to establish itself in the market as cutting-edge technology made accessible at an affordable cost. But more importantly, UnCommon wants to be known positively. Revolutionary. Innovative. Affordable.