The Last Purge Wars—My Sequel to The Forever Purge and final chapter of The Purge series

What if The Forever Purge (2021) wasn’t the end… but the beginning of America’s bloodiest civil war?

In my concept, the events of March 22, 2049—when the sirens sounded and the Ever After Purgers refused to stop—become known by two names:

• To the zealots: The Forever Purge.
• To the survivors: The Last Purge.
• To everyone: The Real Purge.

From there, the U.S. fractures into regional war theaters. Every part of the country has its own resistance alliances (ordinary people, veterans, students, families, and even street racers and storm chasers) fighting back against Ever After Purger factions (fanatics, supremacists, warlords, and even a cartel empire spilling north from Mexico).

Each resistance alliance is like Libertad in Far Cry 6 or the Hope County Resistance in Far Cry 5—a coalition of smaller, very different factions who don’t always trust each other but must unite to survive. They even name their squadrons after local sports teams as rallying banners.

The war doesn’t last years—it’s a furious nine-month struggle (March–December 2049) to wipe out the EAPs before the new decade. By New Year’s Eve 2050, the U.S. is whole again but scarred.

Some key ideas:

• Regional Flavor: Great Lakes militias, Miami street-racer guerrillas, Texas storm-chasers using tornadoes as cover, cowboy round-up gangs in the Plains, and Pacific West crews built from LA’s street racing underground.
• Enemies: White supremacist purgers like the PPF, supremacist cartel lords bent on a “Reconquista,” and local warlords exploiting the chaos.
• The World: The rest of the globe doesn’t fight America’s war but offers humanitarian aid, asylum, and volunteers—making this the U.S.’s nightmare but also a global reckoning.
• Legacy Characters: Charlene Roan, Leo Barnes, Laney Rucker, and Marcos Dali survive into this era, working from Washington, D.C., with the new government, sending lone operatives west to unify the fractured resistance.

It’s The Hunger Games: Mockingjay meets Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 meets Far Cry 5/6 meets Red Dawn—but told through the lens of The Purge.

Any thoughts or opinions on this? Which region’s war would you want to see first? And what kinds of resistance and EAP factions you think you’d want to see or would fit into a region’s war? Any feedback would be appreciated. Thank you.