!mrak
Immerse yourself in an alternate 2003 Hokkaido, where technology, politics, and criminal intrigue intertwine in the shadows. Use stealth, weapons, and the environment to your advantage to survive in a world where someone is pulling the strings behind your every move.
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!mrak is a first-person shooter with immersive sim elements set in an alternate 2003 Hokkaido, which became part of Russia in the mid-20th century. A techno-hub hidden behind neon signs and dark facades. Here, power is divided between corporations, intelligence agencies, and those who remain in the shadows.
You are a tool in someone’s game. Your goal is to find the target, eliminate them, and disappear. How? That’s your choice. Sneak across rooftops, hide in the shadows, disable cameras… or leave a bloody trail behind.
Freedom of approach and an interactive world: Hide in the dark, hack systems, or charge in headfirst. Guards, cameras, hidden pathways—use the environment to your advantage.
Tools:From makeshift implants to Soviet weaponry. Branching levels: Industrial complexes, skyscraper rooftops, underground clubs—find your own path.
A world caught between eras and cultures: Vintage electronics, the hum of CRTs, worn-out cassette tapes, and the cold lights of the metropolis. Soviet legacy, Japanese traditions, and Western influences create a unique atmosphere.
