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This is the third part of an adventure series where YOU determine the next step in the story. Read part one and part two.
You decide answers are more important than an exit and head to the mainframe. Your tracker leads. The team’s sniper goes next and you can hear your tech specialist grumbling behind you as he brings up the rear. 
Site 27 Part Two voting has come to a close. It seems everyone is enjoying the new story and I'm glad for that. My intent for Site 27 is to be a lot more "fun" than The Relic. Not sure I can elaborate on that without spoiling anything, but I hope you find the adventure uh, fun.
The voting for this week was practically a landslide. Either you really hated the idea of encountering the severed foot again, or you really think I'm going to reveal all when we get to the mainframe.
HA HA! You guys are hilarious! 
This is the second part of an adventure series where YOU determine the next step in the story. Read part one.
You decide the team should enter through the hatch in front of you. You give the metal slab at your feet a decisive nod and back away.
Thanks to everyone who came out for the first round of our new adventure, Site 27. As you can see, we're sticking to the same world as The Relic but this time, you're accompanied by a small team of specialists.
As of yesterday morning, the vote was evenly divided and I was very concerned that we wouldn't have a tie-breaker. Meanwhile, the troops felt the same way and worried their side of the vote wouldn't pull ahead. I watched some interesting smack talk on Twitter between the feet-haters and those who feel the feet-haters are big sissies. My Twitter feed reached epic proportions. 