Go Undercover to Visit the Dangerous, Neon-Lit World of 1980s Miami in an Interactive Narco Thriller Story.
Ancient Machine Studios and Skybound Games today revealed VICE NDRCVR, a new interactive thriller, set in the secretive and deadly world of Miami’s drug cartels from the 1980s.
In VICE NDRCVR, players will assume the role of a deep-cover cop stationed in an alternative 1980s Miami, ravaged by brutal and oppressive crime cartels, which rule the city with an iron grip. Utilizing the early inception of the world wide web that the crime lords have exploited for their own benefit, players will infiltrate the cartel’s computer system deep within the organization’s building and make life-or-death decisions that impact the course of the weaving narrative.
Using the immaculately crafted Amigo OS that evokes memories of classic operating systems of the era, players will maintain their cover while searching through secret communications, uncovering confidential documents, and helping the cartel conduct its deadly business. Each piece of information gained brings players closer to uncovering more about the cartel organization and putting an end to its reign of terror from within.
But impersonating a computer operator is full of risks. The cartel’s building is rife with hitmen and dirty cops who would love nothing more than to put a stop to an undercover agent, so players must always be vigilant and observe their surroundings as they comb through the intricate system, reviewing camera footage, and monitoring nearby activity to ensure their safety.
Featuring 1980s-inspired animated cutscenes, retro-style news reports, and an instantly catchy synth-wave soundtrack; players must do all they can to survive each gripping day as they walk the thin line between a cop and a criminal.
VICE NDRCVR will be available on PC via Steam, and more details on the game including its availability will be shared in the coming months.
