The Lau is considered a Breaker by the Gaks and is confined to a single bar on the space station. In the course of the fighting, the surviving seventh Lau - the character controlled by the player - loses consciousness and wakes up in orbit on the space station. The Breakers kill six of the seven Lau, but are then surprised by a squad of Gaks, the security forces of the United Mining Combine.
The seven Lau who are supposed to perform the ritual are attacked on the surface of Borg by "Breakers" - intergalactic smugglers who conduct their business through an orbiting space station operated by the United Mining Combine. The planet's inhabitants, the Lau, will not survive the collision unless one of them performs a ritual requiring several artifacts called "elements". The planet Borg is threatened by a telepathic collision with a mysterious twin planet, a collision that cannot be proven using scientific methods. Critics complimented the complex storyline, but found the game's parser had not kept pace with other game developers. The game was the last of Broderbund's "Electronic Novels" series, and was not a commercial success. It was released for the Apple II series, Atari ST, Commodore 64, and MS-DOS. Breakers is a science fiction-themed interactive fiction video game published in 1986 by Synapse Software, which was then a division of Broderbund.
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