Futureworld

In 1983, Westworld faced a catastrophic collapse that prompted the Delos Corporation to initiate a complete overhaul of the theme park. This disaster served as a catalyst for significant changes in safety protocols and operational strategy within the resort.

Following the disaster, Delos Corporation invested an astounding $1.5 billion into enhancing the park's safety features. This financial commitment marked a new era for the theme park, aiming to restore its reputation and ensure guest safety.

After two years of extensive reconstruction, the theme park reemerged as an expansive entertainment complex with several themed areas. The reopening was carried out with high expectations to captivate guests and dispel memories of the previous tragedy.

As part of a strategic publicity initiative, newspaper journalist Chuck Browning and TV reporter Tracy Ballard received special invitations to preview the upgraded attractions of the newly renovated resort. Their presence was intended to generate positive media coverage.

Before their visit, Browning arranged a covert meeting with a Delos insider who was set to reveal incriminating secrets about the corporation. Tragically, the meeting was cut short when the informant was shot, leaving Browning with a cryptic envelope.

Upon arrival, Browning and Ballard were awestruck by the four meticulously designed theme parks, including Spaworld, Medievalworld, Romanworld, and Futureworld. The duo chose to explore Futureworld, showcasing advancements in entertainment technology and robotics.

As night fell, the journalists discovered a Control Center operated entirely by robots, revealing the extent of automation within the resort. This unsettling find hinted at deeper mechanisms guiding the park's operations.

The following night, Browning and Ballard unknowingly consumed drugged meals that facilitated secret medical tests while they slept. The tests included cloning procedures aimed at duplicating the reporters for ulterior motives.

Awakening from disturbing dreams, Ballard and Browning concocted a plan to sneak out of their quarters and explore the resort’s underbelly. This initiative led to unexpected encounters and terrifying revelations about the park's true operations.

While navigating the underground labyrinth, they inadvertently activated a cloning machine that produced three samurais from the abandoned Eastworld park. The travelers faced immediate danger as they confronted these advanced mechanical warriors.

Just as they were about to be captured, Harry, a resourceful mechanic, intervened and brought the duo to his quarters. There, he revealed the hidden inner workings of the resort and introduced them to a friendly robot named Clark.

During an unexpected visit to Harry's quarters, Browning discreetly sought to uncover the bottled-up secrets of the resort. Their investigation uncovered terrifying truths about the cloning activities taking place within Delos.

A dramatic encounter occurred when Browning and Ballard faced their sinister doppelgängers, who mocked them with personal secrets. This intense confrontation culminated in a deadly struggle that left clear-cut consequences for both pairs.

Delos' malevolent strategy was fully revealed by Duffy, who revealed that the corporation aimed to clone influential world leaders in order to manipulate political outcomes. This shocking intent made Browning and Ballard realize the extensive reach of Delos' ambitions.

In their desperate bid to escape, Browning and Ballard were cornered by Dr. Schneider, who confirmed their identities as clones. Yet, as they boarded their flight, a chilling reminder of the duplicity struck when Ballard's injured clone appeared on the jetway.