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The present world is called the Ninth World, not because there were eight worlds before it, but just because that is what they have called themselves. The prior worlds are gone now they died out, transcended, or otherwise moved on. Their abilities are far beyond ours even if our civilization were to survive another 10,000 years, we would barely have begun to accumulate the strength and knowledge that could place us in the histories of what Ninth Worlders call the “prior worlds”. Among them were civilizations that mastered space and time, people who could halt the death of the sun or shape the continents as they wished, or beings who could shape life itself to suit their needs and whims. The powers of these civilizations beggar description. Many great and powerful civilizations have arisen and disappeared in that time, not all of them human. For more information, check out the game’s website.The Ninth World is Earth, one billion years in the future. If you fancy jumping in early, it’ll cost you £30.98, or $44.99 USD. Torment: Tides of Numenera is due to release sometime in 2017, but is in early access on Steam right now. These include quick fingers to help with looting, and charm to persuade or deceive other characters. A Jack is an explorer and adventurer, literally a ‘Jack of all trades’, able to develop the widest variety of skills and call upon a range of tricks. The Jack class should be helpful in several of these respects. It claims its ‘ Crisis system‘, governing combat, requires you to “plan your way through hand-crafted set pieces which combine battles with environmental puzzles, social interaction, stealth, and more.” Torment: Tides of Numenera is a single-player isometric RPG in the classic Baldur’s Gate mould, of the kind that’s been enjoying a resurgence with such recent hits as Tyranny and Divinity: Original Sin (indeed, it claims to be “powered by technology used” in Pillars of Eternity).