The world might be perfect, but what about us humans?

The AI war did not end with a treaty. It ended when the networks burned out and the skyline went dark. Clouds of fire engulfed the world when AI hacked the systems, planes fell from the sky and all the technology we relied upon blew up over night. What remained were people, fertile soil, and a stubborn idea; that the world can be rebooted.

Flash forward a few hundred years and people have built themselves a new existence. On the outskirts of the fallen cities, groups of survivors started over from scratch and built a real utopia. They wired solar arrays and windmills into clever contraptions built from the scraps of yesterday, powered up the most usable robots once again and raised gardens where data centers once hummed. They kept the tools they needed but forgot the rest. They were Solarpunks.

Final Perfect Paradise is the hilarious story of that community — where life seems to be unimproveable, but where humans will be humans.