Publisher Skybound Games and developer Ancient Machine Studios have announced Vice NDRCVR, a narco thriller set in an alternate 1980s Miami for PC (Steam). A release date was not announced.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
About
In an alternate 1980s Miami the early inception of world wide web allowed criminal empires, for the first time in history, operate globally, in real-time, and remain open 24 hour a day. The internet connected the world, but the dark web made crime widespread and virtually undetectable. This is the golden age of the drug trade.
The cartels use anonymous Computer Operators, working from cartel’s legitimate office buildings, to manage their business: transfer money, collect information, bribe government officials, hire muscle, set up hits, and broker new deals.
As a cop, you will go undercover as one of those operators. You don’t have much time to learn all you can about the cartel’s operations, interfere with their plans, and put an end to their reign of terror from within.
Key Features
- Welcome to the Neon-Lit 1980s Miami – Vice NDRCVR is steeped in the unique 1980’s Miami atmosphere, from the cutscenes, news reports to the instantly catchy soundtrack.
- Feel the Danger in an Interactive Narco Thriller – The cartels are everywhere, and with their use of the internet they are stronger, and deadlier, than ever. As an undercover operative you are in constant danger and every day you must walk the line between a cop and a criminal. In this world of drugs and money you can’t trust anyone.
- Explore an Iconic 80s Computer System – The Amigo OS is your window into the complex and hidden world of the cartels. With everything a 1980s operating system needs (and the Calypso mp3 to keep you company) and much more. Hear the cracking of the floppy disk and go back in time!
Watch the announcement trailer below.