Gamedec

Gamedec is a role-playing adventure in a cyberpunk setting. The camera is kept isometric, and the palette goes dark. The dark music supports the serious tone of the story. Virtual worlds are divided by theme, so one case involves knights and another involves corporate intrigue. The city is divided into districts, and the transition between them is accompanied by a change in music and lighting. The cyberpunk here is cold and businesslike: neon juxtaposes with gray offices. There are no fights as mechanics here at all. Disputes and conflicts are resolved through conversations and actions. The hero is leveled up through a large skill tree, and the strongest skills are unlocked towards the end of the campaign. Suspects cannot be hit, but they can be caught in a contradiction and forced to confess to what they have done. The work of the game deck is paid for by the customer, and every mistake affects the reputation in the city. The campaign consists of several cases, and between them the hero returns home. The action takes place in Warsaw in the twenty-second century. Computer technology has made great strides forward, and new types of crimes have grown along with it. Gamedeck understands virtual worlds where ordinary police do not look. Abilities like reading facial expressions or hacking profiles help conversations and open up new threads in dialogue. Evidence is collected from profiles and records, and you have to draw your own conclusions. Cases are built on evidence and logic. The player chooses lines, collects information, and decides who to believe. An error in conclusion changes the course of the investigation. Each case is connected with a customer who has his own interests, and the truth does not suit both parties. Characters remember past conversations, so rudeness comes at a cost. For those who like detective stories without shooting, this game is suitable.