The signal continues…
Across the Human Sphere, operatives are still dissecting the aftermath of Raid the Kazuraibu, following fragmented transmissions, corrupted archives, and whispers surrounding the disappearance of Ruby Monday. But the deeper investigators dig, the stranger the story becomes.
Week 2 of the Infinity narrative campaign brings us to Ghost in the Feed, a new mission designed by Robert Shepard. Check out his video here:
This time, the battle is not centered on brute force or territorial control. Instead, players will be sweeping the battlefield for hidden intel, tracking scattered clues, and trying to piece together a larger truth before their opponents can silence it. Every recovered fragment pushes the investigation forward — but in a war built on misinformation, certainty is becoming harder to find.
The battlefield itself has become part of the mystery. Reports describe encrypted data bursts appearing in abandoned comms arrays, dead drops hidden in civilian infrastructure, and unidentified transmissions bleeding into tactical networks mid-operation. Whether these signals were left intentionally by Ruby Monday or planted by someone else entirely remains unknown.
You will find everything you need to chase down Ruby’s clues on InfinityGeist.com/Monday!
Meanwhile, the campaign continues to see incredible participation from the global community. So far, players have reported 262 games, with the Nomad Nations currently holding the lead at 45 victories and 12 ties — with ties counting as half victories, giving them a current total of 51 campaign points. Stay tuned next week for a detailed breakdown of the first mission.
And if you missed the opening operation, there’s still time! Each mission of The Monday Signal will remain active for two weeks, meaning players have until June 2nd to play and report results for Raid the Kazuraibu before that chapter closes for good.
The Sphere is listening now. Every report, every recovered fragment, every battle fought pushes the signal further.
Somewhere inside the noise, Ruby Monday is laughing...
