Kyle thrives in a world where unemployment never lingers-he fabricates cases to fuel his con artist services. In Low City and sensory worlds, he masters extortions, forges evidence, and acts convincingly to manipulate outcomes. He pulls strings as a hacker and coder, turning code into custom realities where he vanishes or commands attention.
This indie RPG adventure puts players in Kyle's shoes for pragmatic schemes that blur ethical lines. Core actions revolve around hacking software holes, setting up domino-like circumstances, and staging virtual deceptions. Con artists and cunning schemers drawn to deceptive gameplay will find their match.
"Walktel not ringing? Email inbox empty apart from advertisements for enlarging your… IQ? For someone like Kyle, the term ""unemployment"" doesn't appear in the dictionary. If there's no case to crack, he'll make one happen, creating demand for his own services. Some would say it's pragmatic and smart, but some call it questionable. Unethical, even.
So the goal is to make it all look natural, create circumstances no one would question, set up the dominos in the right place and knock them over at the right time. Kyle knows how to handle that – extortions, forging evidence, and believable acting in front of a judgmental audience are in his blood. He transferred his Low City experience into sensory worlds. He's a magician of virtualia, able to turn invisible or make everyone aware of his presence when needed.
Being a con artist on the streets of Low City was fun and profitable enough when he was a kid. But with time it all became too easy, and he needed a new level of complication. So he started learning how to code, hack, and find potential holes in software. He's become a puppet master in his own virtual little theater. He pulls the binary strings and creates the reality he wants.
Are you ready to join him?
Because it's hacking time."
