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Jaguar

One-shot gunfights and brutal close combat in a grim 1990s Russian backwater. Your escape fails — and revenge takes over.

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About the Game

A brutal crime story in the Russian ’90s

JAGUAR is a hard-hitting narrative action game about a criminal showdown in a provincial town where everyone knows everyone — and disappearing is easy.

A botched escape from an abandoned building triggers a chain reaction: revenge, cleanups, and one last job that turns into open violence.

Fast, deadly combat

Every shot matters. Every mistake is fatal.

  • One-shot lethality[/b] — the fight ends fast, for you and for them.

  • Guns + close-quarters brutality[/b] — finishers, backstabs, improvised weapons, tight corridors.

  • Pressure and momentum[/b] — push forward, break the line, survive the next room.

A place you can get lost

Stairwells, basements, annexes, closed courtyards, and “utility” back areas — the kind of spaces where trouble hides and witnesses don’t talk.

You don’t run from this

You either make it out — or you leave nothing behind.