Abandoned Engineering

The programme is set in a Middle Eastern region strewn with ancient ruins, highlighting a landscape of decay. It also centres on a strange facility in Taiwan, whose concealed function deeply inspired fear in anyone who learned its true purpose.

The programme centres on a landscape in the Middle East that’s strewn with ancient ruins, juxtaposed with a mysterious installation situated in Taiwan. Both locations share a common thread of unease, as the setting itself feels heavy with the weight of history and the unknown. At the heart of the story is the strange Taiwanese facility, whose real purpose is known only to a select few. The knowledge of what it truly does sends a chill through anyone who becomes aware of it, creating an atmosphere of palpable fear that runs through the narrative. The ruined Middle Eastern region adds another layer of tension. Its crumbling structures hint at past civilizations, yet they also serve as a stark backdrop to the modern mystery unfolding elsewhere. The contrast between the old and the new heightens the sense that something unsettling is lurking just out of sight. Together, the desolate ruins and the enigmatic Taiwanese complex weave a picture of dread. Those who grasp the facility’s genuine function find themselves haunted by that understanding, while the surrounding environment reinforces the feeling that danger is ever‑present, even if its exact nature remains concealed.